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It’s not enough that the United Kingdom is arresting people for social media posts, or that it is trying to erode the foundation of justice, or that it taxes its people into oblivion for the privilege ...

As the new year dawned, the gaze of UK media pivoted predictably to domestic theatre: a row over the foreign secretary ordering an urgent review into alleged “information failures” in the case of ...

Should Alaa Abd El-Fattah’s tweets have legal consequences? Comparing and contrasting the cases of Lucy Connolly and Abd El-Fattah By David Allen Green Is it possible to have a principled, consistent ...

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has told the BBC he regrets welcoming British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El Fattah to the UK, following the emergence of old social media posts which included calls to ...

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I have no interest in defending his social media posts, but calls to strip the newly freed activist of British citizenship pile torment on top of torture What is the proper punishment for hateful ...

Paul Ovenden argues time spent discussing political prisoner was symptom of government struggling to focus Efforts to free Alaa Abd el-Fattah regularly distracted Keir Starmer’s government from ...

Alaa Abd El-Fattah’s name has been circling political spheres for years now as successive British governments tried to secure his freedom. The pro-democracy activist was detained in Egypt before being ...