Tamsin Allen asks why a former intelligence agent is being denied the right to a fair hearing MI5 officers guard many secrets. But, as Stella...
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Weighing up the evidence
The House of Lords ruling on secret evidence raises the need for the admission of intercept intelligence in terror trials, says Roger Smith...
Secrecy of jury system can hinder justice
We need more transparency on jury trial deliberations, says Frances Gibb Does the jury system work? No one knows --- because under the present law,...
Censorship is the wrong way to combat BNP
The illiberal obsession with silencing Nick Griffin and the British National Party in the run up to elections has won the party undeserved...
Amnesty award for jailed Azeri journalist
Azerbaijani newspaper editor, Eynulla Fatullayev who was jailed after criticising his government has been given Amnesty International's award for...
Police shelve review on Kingsnorth protest
The failure to publish the long awaited report on policing tactics last summer is leading to accusations of a cover-up. Chris Ames reports The Home...
“You’re an idiot and I am a coward”
Comedy is too often constrained by preconceptions of audience reaction and the comic's own self-censoring streak, says Robin Ince “If those in...
Journalists’ Trade Union (JuHI)
The Journalists' Trade Union’s main goals are the protection of the social, economic and labour rights of people working in mass media and the...
Institute for Reporters’ Freedom and Safety (IRFS)
The Institute for Reporters' Freedom and Safety (IRFS) is an organisation that monitors violence against journalists and violations of journalists'...
The right to protest: Technology turns the camera on surveillance state
In the first of a series of articles on protest and free speech, Guardian reporter Paul Lewis assesses the fallout from the death of Ian Tomlinson...