Ian Dunt

Ian Dunt is editor of politics.co.uk. He specialises in issues around immigration, civil liberties, democracy, free speech and social justice and appears regularly on the BBC, Sky and Al-Jazeera as well as a variety of radio stations.

Filtering in the UK: The hinterland of legality, where secrecy trumps court rulings

by Ian Dunt | 17 Apr 14

A slip during an interview revealed the sneaking suspicion of free thinkers. The UK government was no longer restricting itself to censoring web content which was illegal. It was going to start censoring content which it simply didn’t like, Ian Dunt writes

Anything that stands in the way of a prisoner reading is wrong

by Ian Dunt | 27 Mar 14

Writer Ian Dunt, editor of politics.co.uk, and cartoonist Ben Jennings share their thoughts about the prison books ban.

The Labour bill that could end equality under the law

by Ian Dunt | 24 Jan 14

A bill would blur the boundaries of discrimination in the United Kingdom, so that it no longer refers only to who you are, but what you do. This would be a massive legal change. Ian Dunt reports