‘Methinks he doth protest too much’: reflections on the Stroud pro-Palestine rally last Saturday
From peaceful protest to mass arrests: is the policing of Palestine Action supporters proportionate, democratic or even effective?
Read moreDetailsStephen Kinsella OBE is founder of 'Clean Up the Internet'. He spent most of his career living and working in Brussels as an EU Antitrust lawyer and has a longstanding interest in human rights, digital technology, and democracy. Now retired, he lives in Stroud with his wife, the novelist Alice Jolly, and their two children. Stephen is currently actively involved in a range of campaigning and charitable activities.
From peaceful protest to mass arrests: is the policing of Palestine Action supporters proportionate, democratic or even effective?
Read moreDetailsStephen Kinsella explains why Clean up the Internet (CUTI) is seeking to reform the use of anonymity on the internet
Read moreDetailsStephen Kinsella explains how it could be possible surprisingly easy to clean up the internet and the steps proposed for...
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