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[LINK | Article]

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Showing posts with label David Miranda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Miranda. Show all posts

January 21, 2016

UK - Guardian Article - Terrorism Act 2000 - Schedule 7 para 2(1) vs. European Convention on Human Rights, Article 10 (freedom of expression)

Article
SOURCE
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jan/19/terrorism-act-incompatible-with-human-rights-court-rules-in-david-miranda-case

UK - Guardian Article - Terrorism Act 2000 - Schedule 7 para 2(1)  vs. European Convention on Human Rights, Article 10 (freedom of expression)
Headline:
"Terrorism Act incompatible with human rights, court rules in David Miranda case"
"Appeal court says detention of Miranda was lawful but clause under which he was held is incompatible with European human rights convention"

Owen Bowcott Legal affairs correspondent
@owenbowcott

Wednesday 20 January 2016 00.02 AEDT

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jan/19/terrorism-act-incompatible-with-human-rights-court-rules-in-david-miranda-case

IN SUMMARY
[per my understanding + links & extra info]

Terrorism Act 2000
aimed to detain & question travellers
where there is insufficient information to justify making arrest

60,000 per year = detained in such stops 

/ from approx. 70-million transiting per year
/ abt. 164 such 'stops' per every 24 hours
Heathrow Airport - May 2014 info, Express.Co.UK:

Heathrow Airport operation costs:  £975-million per year
Heathrow Airport upgrade costs:  £660-million per year
Heathrow airport income:  £2.3-billion per year
*income includes:  landing charges, departure fees, shops, property rental, parking
Over 70 million passengers transit every year
six million more than the UK population

Heathrow third busiest airport in world, following:
  • Atlanta USA
  • Bejing China
Heathrow employs:  76,000 (equivalent to population Guildford, Surrey)

[comment:  photo of Heathrow ... looks like my nightmare:  crowds, foreigners & officials]

LINK | Source
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/475537/London-Heathrow-the-best-facts-stats-and-trivia-behind-the-UK-s-busiest-airport
Background:

David Miranda
-- domestic partner of journalist Glenn Greenwald
-- transit b/w Berlin & Rio de Janerio (via London)
-- The Guardian made his travel reservations & paid for trip
-- Miranda detained Heathrow airport 2013
-- carrying encrypted Snowden (US NSA whistleblower) files
-- "58,000 highly classified UK intelligence documents"
-- Berlin connection:  Laura Poitras - recipient Snowden leaks
-- detained 9 hours
-- seized material included personal info
-- which would allow 'security staff' to be identified
-- incl. those depoloyed overseas

-- NOTE:  to date,  tiny proportion of Snowden material released


Laura Poitras - recipient Snowden leaks
 "Poitras has received numerous awards for her work, including ... 2013 George Polk Award for "national security reporting" related to the NSA disclosures. The NSA reporting by Poitras, Glenn Greenwald, Ewen MacAskill, and Barton Gellman contributed to the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service awarded jointly to The Guardian and The Washington Post." (here)
"2013 Poitras was one of the initial three journalists to meet Edward Snowden in Hong Kong and to receive copies of the leaked NSA documents.

Poitras and journalist Glenn Greenwald are the only two people with full archives of the NSA, according to Greenwald." (here)

UK Court of Appeal ruling:
-- UK police entitled to detain Miranda

-- pursuant to the laws in place at the time
-- Police were within those laws


Court's only issue is:


para 2(1) of Schedule 7 (lack of safeguards re arbitrary exercise of stop power)

Terrorism Act 2000 - key clause incompatible w/ European Convention on Human Rights:

" ... stop power conferred by paragraph 2(1) of schedule 7 is incompatible with article 10 of the convention in relation to journalistic material in that it was not subject to adequate safeguards against its arbitrary exercise.” [The Guardian]
at issue:

-- disclosure of journalistic material
-- (whether source identified or not)
-- undermines confidentiality inherent in such material

therefore necessary to:

-- avoid 'chilling effect' re disclosure
-- protect Euro Convention on Human Rights:  Article 10 rights [freedom of expression]

European Convention on Human Rights
Convention for the Protection of Human Rights
& Fundamental Freedoms

amended by provisions of Protocol No. 14 (CETS no. 194)
as of entry into force:  1 June 2010

*and reference to other amendments

European Court of Human Rights
Council of Europe
F-67075 Strasbourg cedex
www.echr.coe.int

Article 10, Freedom of Expression = page 7.
https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/sites/digital-agenda/files/Convention_ENG.pdf

Schedule 7 - STOP POWER
-- permits questioning of travellers (to determine if terrorists)
-- no right to remain silent
-- no right to legal advice
-- travellers may be detained to 6 hours

Stop Power used re journalist info / material
incompatible w/ Article 10 Euro Convention on HR [freedom of expression]

b/c not 'prescribed by law'
[comment:  not sure what he's getting at:  'prescribe' - established law, direction / to set down as rule, law, direction ... which law?
  Must be referring to 'international law' ... but this isn't even binding / Russia has overridden provisions of international law to declare that national law has primacy]
According to Guardian, Judgment refers to protection of journalistic sources (ie expectation of confidentiality) & public interest factor:

“If journalists and their sources can have no expectation of confidentiality, they may decide against providing information on sensitive matters of public interest.”
DEFINITION of 'Terrorism' - Court of Appeal

Guardian reports:

court of appeal ruling rejects the broad definition of terrorism

court of appeal definition:  'terrorism' requires intent to cause a serious threat to public safety such as endangering life

Otherwise, detention of Miranda pursuant to schedule 7:  lawful & proportionate & police actions to 'protect national security' supported by appeals court
Judgment
 
what is at issue is that Schedule 7 did not provide sufficient protection re examination of journalistic material (as time of incident)

Stop power of police (ports & airports) not constrained by sufficient
legal safeguards to prevent arbitrary exercise of stop powers

Appeals court grants:  'certificate of incompatibility'
which handballs to UK PARLIAMENT 

to decide how to provide a 'safeguard'
to prevent arbitrary use of STOP POWERS
-- likely via:

  • 1. judicial means; or
  • 2. other independent scrutiny
*in a way to protect confidentiality in the material

Says
John Dyson, master of rolls, appeal court Judgment

'Lord' = courtesy title bestowed on all justices of Supreme court (here)

Court judges in appeal court decision:

  • Lord Dyson - most senior civil judge, England & Wales
  • Lord Justice Richards
  • Lord Justice Floyd
Legal challenges re Miranda sponsored by:

1.  First legal challenge:  The Guardian

Result:  x3 high court judges dismissed the initial challenge (2014)
on grounds of:  "legitimate and “very pressing” interests of national security." [Guardian]

2.  Second legal challenge - Court of Appeal:

First Look Media, publisher Intercept online magazine
First Look Media = owner:  Pierre Omidyar, eBay founder
Pierre Omidyar, eBay founder
Omidyar & wife = frequent flyer Obama White House visitor
to senior officials & members of Obama National Security Council
2011-2013, Omidyar Network co-funded with USAID regime-change groups in Ukraine that organized the 2014 Maidan revolution.
Omidyar is the chairman of eBay/PayPal, which boasts of its own private global police force that works “hand in glove with law enforcement agencies," including the DEA

Meet Pierre Omidyar! A handy primer for new First Look hires
By Mark Ames  |  February 28, 2015
LINK: | here
The Guardian quotes:

The Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, Alistair Carmichael MP, said:
“The Terrorism Act should be used in dealing with terrorists, not for journalists or whistleblowers. The ruling recognises the important role journalists play in holding government to account and shining a light on a range of issues.
SOURCE
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jan/19/terrorism-act-incompatible-with-human-rights-court-rules-in-david-miranda-case


READER COMMENTS - THE GUARDIAN
Found these either interesting or amusing ... thought the 'Nazis' comment was quite funny:

---  exhypothesi
1d ago

Actually, it is not a victory for David Miranda. He lost his case. Section 4(6)(a) and (b) Human Rights Act 1998 makes it clear that the declaration of incompatibility with a Convention Right made by the court under Section 4(2) thereof does not (a), affect the validity, continuing operation of enforcement of the provision in respect of which [a declaration of incompatibility] is given and, (b), is not binding on the parties to the proceedings in which it is made.

In other words, the impugned para 2(1) Sch 7 Terrorism Act 2000 remains valid and enforceable until such time as the Act of 2000 is amended by Parliament which has delegated to the Home Secretary the power to amend it using the fast-track procedure under section 10(2) of the 1998 Act by issuing the appropriate statutory instrument. That will depend upon whether or not the government intends to appeal the judgment to the Supreme Court which could take anything up to 12 months.

In short, notwithstanding the declaration, If, tomorrow, a journalist is stopped at Heathrow or any other port of entry into the United Kingdom, the authorities are well within their rights to deploy para 2(1) of Sch 7, and that will remain the case unless and until the Home Secretary makes the appropriate order amending it.
---  exhypothesi RBHoughton
20h ago


Even if the Supreme Court were to uphold the judgment of the Court of Appeal in Miranda, it has no power to strike down the impugned section. It remains extant until struck out by executive amendment. The Home Secretary is perfectly within her rights to ignore the judgment altogether and to allow Sch 7 to stand unamended. Much will depend on whether and to what extent the prospect of its executive repeal makes the Prime Minister as physically ill as he was after the judgment of the ECHR in the case of Hurst v United Kingdom (votes for prisoners).

//  vindicate - uphold, defend  / rare:  to claim
---  'exhypothesi Zabka'
23h ago


No, the Tories are evil and devious but they are not stupid. They are not going to leave the Council of Europe. That would cause unquantifiable damage to the Kingdom's international reputation, They are simply going to do what Tories do best by retaining substantive rights but make them worthless. If an individual believes he is possessed of a right, then that is as good as the real thing until he or she finds it impossible to vindicate in practice.

It is a tried and trusted method of constructive destruction which operates effectively throughout much of our jurisprudence.
--- stepsbackinamazement
1d ago

Has anyone actually read the judgement - I have. He lost his appeal on virtually all points (invasion of privacy, unlawful detention etc.) except for the very narrow technical point relating to the lack of safeguards for examining of 'journalistic material' in Sch. 7 which can be easily put right if they would even be bothered (it can be examined under other provisions). So the guardian's reporting of this as a 'landmark victory' is absurd as well as basically dishonest. It was quite clearly a resounding victory for the Government and another substantial loss for Miranda and his supporters. Can we trust any media outlet to report impartially these days??? The Court of Appeal most emphatically did NOT declare that the Terrorism Act is incompatible with the ECHR, quite the opposite.
---  Valedictorian
1d ago

Security services brutally cause minor inconvenience to Greenbergs boyfriend's travel arrangements because he is carrying classified documents stolen from the state.

It's the Nazis all over again!
---   GodfreyRich Valedictorian
1d ago

Rather over-the-top statement. The judge said that the detention was 'lawful'.

"Miranda was carrying encrypted files, including an external hard drive containing 58,000 highly classified UK intelligence documents"
Seems to me the security service was doing the right thing.
---  Vizzeh
1d ago

You know we have an Orwellian law when freedom & whistle blowers are suppressed under terrorism.

This is Bolshevik communism all over again.
---  HellisEmpty Vizzeh
1d ago

"This is Bolshevik communism all over again"

Minus the mass killings, gulags, and torture. Get some perspective please.
---  Vizzeh HellisEmpty
1d ago

Semantics.

We certainly have similar Plutocracy/Oligharchy.
---  Kevin Schmidt HellisEmpty
1d ago

Yeah! Some perspective says it's really a kinder, gentler fascism.



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COMMENT

Just as interesting reading the reader comments as it is the article itself.  I love comments.

Not sure what to think.  It doesn't sound like much of a win, and at the end of the day the government writes the rules ... and will write rules in its favour, I guess. 

The comment where the powers that be give the great unwashed the impression of having rights, while ensuring they gear things up so such rights can be denied, is really cool.  I'm guessing that's how things stand ... lol.

Find it extremely hard to buy the credibility of the following crew:  Snowden, Greenwald, Guardian, Germany, Poitras, Pierre Omidyar (eBay / Paypal / USAID & White House, First Look - Intercept ).  
Sounds like a big CIA or Mossad psyop to me ... especially with US-serving totalitarian Stasi Germany in the mix as the 'safe' port of call for US 'dissidents' ... LMAO.
While all these American and mainstream media sources are untouchable and receiving accolades for what is purported to be 'NSA reporting,' WikiLeaks publisher, Australian journalist, Julian Assange, is the target of US & allied political persecution (including five (5) years detention WITHOUT CHARGE) and the subject of a US grand jury sealed indictment (confirmed January 2011).
As such, Assange can expect US extradition, CIA torture, a potential death penalty sentence (or the rest of his life in prison), for 'espionage' (ie journalism redefined by the US as 'espionage' and American legal jurisdiction defined as stretching all over the globe). 
Something's not right here.



August 25, 2015

Transcript - Assange - Title: Counter-terrorism strategies targeting Muslims will affect the wider population | VIDEO Feb 2014 | Cage



TRANSCRIPT
[For quotation purposes, confirm audio]
Julian Assange: Counter-terrorism strategies targeting Muslims will affect the wider population

VIDEO [14:33]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emfncWOhXw8&feature=youtu.be

Published on 10 Feb 2014



Good afternoon.
My name is Julian Assange.
I am the founder and publisher of WikiLeaks.

Today, I am proud to help Cage launch their Prevent report.

It has been often said to me by my Muslim friends (and some of you,  I'm sure, have heard it), that there exists one law for Muslims and one law for everyone else, here in the UK, in the United States, in Australian, New Zealand, and in some of continental Europe.  That used to be true.

Unfortunately, for everyone else, it is no longer true:  and the experiences that I and my staff (and other journalists) have gone through, in relation to the Edward Snowden affair; our big publications in relation to the US military intelligence sector; the activities taken against Associated Press, in United States, [and] Fox News; show that, in fact, it is no longer true. That what happens to the Muslim community, sure enough, sooner or later, happens to everyone else as well.

In fact, we can go back and look at the origins of the famous mass spying efforts in the United States that affect the domestic population.
EDIT - INSERT
While mass spying of fibre optic cables, as they go from one country to another, has been something that the United States, the United Kingdom, [and] GCHQ, have been involved in for many years, the ramp-up in the amount of funding available to them, and to the invasiveness of that spying (and to it taking place at a domestic level), is something that occurred shortly after 9/11; although the programs were attempted to be put in place shortly before.
That was meant to monitor only a few people connected to suspicious terroristic activities and, yet, within a few years, secret interpretations of that legislation had led to it being enacted for every single person in the United States.
There is not a single person in the United States who has made a telephone call in that country, who has not had that call swept up into that mass surveillance system and stored.
In fact, the entire community structure of the United States — from the most powerful politician or industrialist to someone in a payphone in the gutters of San Antonio calling their uncle for help — has [now] been incorporated into that system.
And what does that mean?
Well, if you understand who calls who, how frequently, and when, you can map the degree of social relationship between any two people; and when you do it for all people, you have the social relationship structure of the entire nation; and when you engage in worldwide spying and monitoring, you have it for most of the world.
And what does it mean if you have the entire community structure of a nation?
Well, it means that you end up in a similar situation to the Muslim community here in London, right now, which is:  understanding the relationships between people, allows you to affect the relationships between people; it allows you to push society in one way or another, and predict people's behaviour across a wide range of areas; in fact, in almost any way that people's behaviour is predictable. And the Prevent Strategy enacted by the United Kingdom is most often associated, or linked, to the policies of McCarthy.
In fact, this room behind me is from 1943. It is J Edgar Hoover's room.  It is the FBI records office.
If you were to construct a similar room using similar technology (where we didn't have computers, but we have people going from file to file), that room, for the United Kingdom, would be nearly the size of London. In fact, nearly all of us would be physically inside that room, because of the amount of information that's being collected.
Now, what has happened with that Prevent Strategy: it's not just the electronic monitoring. To a degree, this room reflects an earlier stage, which is somewhat like what Prevent is doing.
It is penetrating the social structure of people: their relationships with their GP; with their lecturers; with other people in their community (even schools). So there is no escape.
Prevent means that the social structure of people is susceptible to whatever concern the major power factions of the day have in the united Kingdom.
The precedents are all set there — enacted for the Muslim community - just like the precedents were set in the United States for mass domestic spying, by using the Muslim community as an excuse. So we're all in this together.
Injustices which affect the Muslim community, soon enough, expand out to the rest of the community at large. They do that by creating policies, laws, institutions and industrial lobbies that seek always to expand their ambit to as many people as possible, to expand their domestic and international power, and lobby hard to prevent their powers being contained.
We can see that, for example, with Section 7 of the Terrorism Act, which, surely most people thought, here in the UK, would only apply to those people genuinely suspected of terrorism and, if not, perhaps just Muslims.
The reality is, Section 7 of the Terrorism Act, as we have seen in the David Miranda case, affects journalism. It is used to try and stop revelations of the abuses being conducted by the National Security Agency (NSA) and GCHQ, here in the UK.
It is the reason why our journalist, a British subject, Sarah Harrison, is in self-exile (on the advice of her lawyers), in Germany, and not here in the United Kingdom: because for her to return, she would subject herself to an interrogation under Section 7, without any ability to say that, no, she doesn't want to answer the question in relation to her journalistic work.
Prevent is a human intelligence gathering system, and I think we need to see it in terms of:  it is a modern form of making people into informants, a modern regulated system of 'ratting' each other out.
It is a system which turns doctor against patient, teacher against student, and neighbour against neighbour. Those people you should be able to trust the inner core of your life to ([eg] your doctor, to seek advice from), are now swept up in a system of inducements and coercion that means that they can't be trusted, debilitating the basic social fabric of society, which is that we all trust one another.
What happens when Prevent expands out, as it must do, from is abuses on the Muslim community to those people involved in holding power to account?
Cage itself is an institution — a very important institution — here in the UK — which is holding power to account for the abuses it conducts on the Muslim community, and yet Cage — Cage's Board and bank accounts — have been subject to interference by UK authorities.
The Prevent system is almost done entirely outside of any court process and any meaningful ability to have an insight into how those people who are affected by this system may seek redress.
That is the construction of a human intelligence system.
What I have spoken about before and what has been reported with the Snowden revelations is the construction of an Orwellian, mass, global, surveillance system — an electronic system.
So, we have here a pincer attack on basic human liberty.
On the one hand, an electronic system that prevents us communicating privately with those people who are close to us; from engaging in private economic transactions; from preventing us enjoying, securely, the fruits of globalisation — the fruits of globalised interaction, the fruits of non-localised interaction, even within a country.  And, on the other hand, with Prevent, we have the construction of the remaining area of — a surveillance system for the remaining area of life that is free from mass electronic surveillance: our basic human interaction with our doctor, teacher and so on. And these two things are coming together.
So, what does that mean? Does that mean all hope is lost when we have a titanic, global surveillance system and a local human intelligence system that turns one person against another?
No. The existence of Cage, as an organisation that has been subject to unjust scrutiny; the existence of WikiLeaks, as an organisation which has fought a long battle against this sort of thing; demonstrates that it somehow possible — despite this excess — to succeed and grow.
How was it that WikiLeaks was able to stand up to the Pentagon and the State Department, despite a very public, aggressive, engagement: the largest investigation against a publisher ever? How was it that we were able to spirit Edward Snowden out of Hong Kong to a place of safety, in the greatest manhunt the world has ever seen? How could we do that?
It is not because of some extraordinary sophistication and power of WikiLeaks as an organisation. It is the result of extraordinary dedication; not extraordinary wealth.
How is it that dedication is able to win against a much superior force?
Well, let's remember what this game is about: mass surveillance — systems like Preventare all about diverting money from the tax base. It is about securitisation.
What do I mean by securitisation?
I mean: when the Muslim community, or WikiLeaks — or activists — are used to create fear amongst people in the establishment who have the ability to determine what money goes where.
So we are used as an excuse to divert money to Booz Allen Hamilton (a contractor for the National Security Agency); G4S (which was responsible for maintaining an electronic bracelet around ankle when I was under house arrest); Serco (a similar multinational contractor, who maintained the electronic bracelet around my ankle in another house arrest location).
These organisations are lobby groups, who lobby to get the maximum amount of wealth transfer from the bulk of the population, into their pockets. It's a way of transferring income, predominantly from the middle class, to these wealthy security organisations. And Prevent is no different.
The people running these organisations, they're not actually concerned about preventing anything. They're not actually really concerned about stopping WikiLeaks, and that's why they're unable, so far, to stop us. What they're concerned about is engaging in a process of wealth transfer from the tax base, and gaining political support for their activities, and they can do that with smoke and mirrors. In the security industry, we call this 'security theatre': looking like you're doing something, without doing it too much.
And that's why, through the assistance of organisations like Cage, actually the Muslim community in the United Kingdom — and the rest of us — stand a chance.
So, I encourage you very strongly to not be frightened of what is going on. It is a concern.  But, remember:
  • these people are deeply incompetent; 
  • they don't have a passion for their work; 
  • the people at Cage have a passion for their work — they are from the community;
and you should support them and organisations like them.

Thank you.
------- end audio | 14:32 -------
EDIT - red text insert (above).  Must have inadvertently deleted paragraph when formatting. (Lucky discovery nitpicking over a word here or there.  lol)


USEFUL LINKS
Prevent Strategy
Presented to UK Parliament | June 2011
PDF https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/97976/prevent-strategy-review.pdf 
CAGE, formerly Cageprisoners Ltd, is a London-based advocacy organization with an Islamic focus  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAGE_%28organisation%29
McCarthyism
Joseph R. McCarthy
http://www.history.com/topics/cold-war/joseph-mccarthy
David Miranda

UK Court: David Miranda Detention Legal Under Terrorism Law
Miranda’s attorneys argued that the stop was unlawful and a violation of Miranda’s right to freedom of expression. And they said his detention marked the first time the terrorism act had been implemented to seize journalistic materials.
https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2014/02/19/uk-court-david-miranda-detention-legal-terrorism-law/

On the UK's Equating of Journalism With Terrorism
he UK Government expressly argued that the release of the Snowden documents (which the free world calls “award–winning journalism“) is actually tantamount to “terrorism”, the same theory now being used by the Egyptian military regime to prosecute Al Jazeera journalists as terrorists. Congratulations to the UK government on the illustrious company it is once again keeping. British officials have also repeatedly threatened criminal prosecution of everyone involved in this reporting, including Guardian journalists and editors.
https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2014/02/19/uks-equating-journalism-terrorism-designed-conceal-gchq/
Sarah Harrison
Britain is treating journalists as terrorists – believe me, I know
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/mar/14/britain-journalists-terrorists-edward-snowden-nsa

Booz Allen Hamilton
HQ Tysons Corner, Fairfax County, Virginia
core busines:
provision of management, technology & security services
to civilian government agencies
/ a security & defence contractor to
defense & intelligence agencies
civil & commercial entities
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booz_Allen_Hamilton

G4S plc (formerly Group 4 Securicor)
British multinational security services company
HQ Crawley, West Sussex
world's largest security company
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G4S

Serco Group plc
British outsourcing company
HQ Hook, Hampshire

operates public and private transport and traffic control, aviation, military weapons, detention centres, prisons and schools on behalf of its customers.

"There has been a history of problems, failures, fatal errors and overcharging."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serco


The Prevent Strategy: a cradle to grave police-state
http://www.cageuk.org/publication/prevent-strategy-cradle-grave-police-state


Apologists for terror or defenders of human rights? The Cage controversy in context
Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015
... government has drawn the entire public sector into its controversial counter-extremist agenda, meaning that public servants once responsible for the welfare of citizens – including children – must now monitor their behaviour, appearance and political views, feeding into the most unaccountable and repressive elements of the state.

Increasingly marginalised by a media smear campaign, Cage has now achieved the status of public pariah once reserved for critics of government policy on Northern Ireland before the peace process.

https://www.opendemocracy.net/ourkingdom/tom-mills-narzanin-massoumi-david-miller/apologists-for-terror-or-defenders-of-human-righ

CAGE to sue David Cameron for calling it 'extremist' ISIS and Jihadi John supporting group
... seeking legal advice on whether Mr Cameron is "guilty of defamation".

As well as potentially launching legal action against the Prime Minister, CAGE also announced today it has applied for a judicial review against UK charity watchdog, the Charity Commission.

CAGE says the commission "exceeded its role as government regulator" by pressuring donors to stop funding it and claims the Charity Commission "spread false information based on misleading reports in certain sections of the media".

It said the commission "demonised" CAGE because Jihadi John approached it for advice before he left to fight for ISIS in Syria.

The organisation is not stopping there on the warpath against the establishment — it has also complained to the United Nations (UN) about "sustained attacks on its ability to do its advocacy work", which it says involves campaigning for the rights "of those adversely affected by the war on terror"

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/592855/CAGE-sue-David-Cameron-called-extremist-ISIS-Jihadi-John-supporting-group


Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2015/6/contents/enacted