Read the entire text of the Declaration

'The Declaration was, and remains, a clear statement of principles: the equal rights of men and women, without distinction of any kind (such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion) to self-determination, equality before the law, social progress and better standards of living.

"We believe that these principles, and the laws based on these principles, are fundamental to the prevention of all forms of terror and to the preservation of a democratic law-governed world.'

From the Peace & Progress Manifesto, A World Without Fear or Poverty.

Public Meeting was held on 26 April 2008
UK Terrorist Laws:
Targeting Dissent & Resistance
Guest Speaker: Ian Macdonald QC



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Peace & Progress
Policy Statement

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