Security and liberty: key issues for the 2010 Parliament

Proposals for a British Bill of Rights have come from across the political spectrum. The various plans would have very different consequences

The effective and proportionate use of surveillance and state databases is a delicate balancing act

The passage of the Digital Economy Bill prior to dissolution highlighted some of the many ongoing issues of copyright law and enforcement

There is a case for reconsidering and consolidating the counter-terrorism legislation passed in recent years

Do “have a go heroes” need greater protection from criminal prosecution?

Reforms initiated during the last Parliament aim to deliver a ‘fit for purpose' immigration system – but consequences of past failings still need to be addressed

Does prison work and can we afford it?
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Key issues for the New Parliament 2010
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Security and liberty: key issues for the 2010 Parliament
- Should we build more prisons?: key issues for the 2010 Parliament
- Managed migration: key issues for the 2010 Parliament
- Use of force against intruders: key issues for the 2010 Parliament
- Reviewing counter-terrorism legislation: key issues for the 2010 Parliament
- Copyright and piracy: key issues for the 2010 Parliament
- Surveillance in society: key issues for the 2010 Parliament
- From the Human Rights Act to a Bill of Rights?: key issues for the 2010 Parliament
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Security and liberty: key issues for the 2010 Parliament