November 2, 2020

Martha Spurrier and Gracie Bradley on a challenging but exciting few months ahead

This month Gracie Bradley takes over as Liberty Director while Martha Spurrier is on parent leave. Here’s a short note from each of them on the work Liberty has been doing and on the challenging but exciting months ahead

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January 29, 2021

Victory for protest rights in successful Stansted 15 appeal

Liberty welcomes the Court of Appeal’s decision to overturn the convictions of the Stansted 15 protestors.

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February 25, 2021

Liberty: scrap the Vagrancy Act – and cruel attitudes to poverty

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March 2, 2021

Liberty demands westminster council end harassment of rough sleepers

Liberty's lawyers have written to Westminster Council demanding they stop security guards harassing people sleeping rough.

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May 5, 2022

Police drop London-wide sanctions on homeless man after Liberty Challenge

Liberty, acting for a homeless man in Camden, has successfully challenged sanctions handed to him by the police, which criminalised activities such as ‘loitering’ on any pavement or public street in London without a pre-arranged appointment.

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November 11, 2022

Met to overhaul ‘racist’ Gangs Matrix after landmark legal challenge

• Met agrees ‘wholesale change’ to its secretive Gangs Matrix after admitting that the operation of the database was unlawful • The Matrix breached the right to a private and family life and Black people are disproportionately represented on it • The Met agrees to remove the majority of individuals from the Matrix as a result of Liberty’s legal challenge on behalf of Awate Suleiman and UNJUST UK • Met agrees to inform people who ask if they are on the Matrix, who their data has been shared with and what that data was

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Liberty’s history

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No torture

Nobody should ever be tortured or treated in an inhuman or degrading way – no matter what the situation.

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A private and family life

Nobody should be able to secretly watch what we're doing without good reason – and we have the right to enjoy a family life in the way we choose.

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Right to liberty

We all have the right to liberty. It can only be taken away in certain circumstances – and there must be strong legal safeguards to protect us if we're detained.

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Right to protest

We have the right to come together with others and peacefully express our views. Authorities must allow us to take part in marches, protests and demonstrations.

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