Us Brits love a good ol' moan
Complaining is one of the ways we exercise our freedom to disagree, object and make a fuss
The freedom to express our views is the cornerstone of a healthy democracy and a right that benefits us all
But it's under threat
BRITAIN: KEEP COMPLAINING
Dangerous and unregulated predictive policing tools are being used by police forces across the UK.
Our investigative journalism unit is investigating the hidden threats to our privacy and exposing when it's being misused.
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This rapid expansion comes without any Government oversight or legislation.
Londoners should not be forced to trade their privacy for their presents.
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Permanent facial recognition cameras will be installed in Oxford Street by December.
Thousands of Christmas shoppers will have their faces scanned by this unregulated surveillance technology without being given a choice.
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That’s why we’ve launched Britain, Keep Complaining.
Rather than focussing on what divides us, our campaign aims to create a more accessible conversation about free speech and why it matters.
Watch more 👇
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Us Brits love a good ol' moan
Complaining is one of the ways we exercise our freedom to disagree, object and make a fuss
The freedom to express our views is the cornerstone of a healthy democracy and a right that benefits us all
But it's under threat
BRITAIN: KEEP COMPLAINING
🚨 New YouGov polling has revealed that three quarters of us love to complain – about people being rude, queue jumpers, pavement hoggers and more.
But what does this say about our freedom to speak up?
https://t.co/KBoTxeiRUf
Complaining isn’t just a beloved British pastime. It’s also one of the ways we exercise our freedom to disagree, object and make a fuss.
But growing restrictions and complex laws are making people less certain about what they can say and less confident about speaking out.
Britain: keep complaining
Keep disagreeing. Keep speaking up. And support Liberty to protect the rights and freedoms that belong to us all.
Join our free speech campaign here: https://t.co/kxPV6mCVmO
Us Brits love a good ol' moan
Complaining is one of the ways we exercise our freedom to disagree, object and make a fuss
The freedom to express our views is the cornerstone of a healthy democracy and a right that benefits us all
But it's under threat
BRITAIN: KEEP COMPLAINING
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Freedom of speech has become a polarising topic in the UK – but it doesn’t need to be.
Through our new campaign, 'Britain, Keep Complaining!', we want open up an accessible conversation about free speech and why it matters to all of us.
Much more 👇
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What are Britain's biggest gripes? Our research shows that rudeness to hospitality staff, queue jumping and people talking on speakerphones top the list.
Complaining is one of the ways we exercise our freedom to disagree, object and make a fuss.
🔗https://t.co/KBoTxeik4H
The freedom to express ourselves is under threat. Liberty is here to protect it.
Britain: Keep Complaining!
Learn more about the campaign:
https://t.co/4ubqNhXrpa
Us Brits love a good ol' moan
Complaining is one of the ways we exercise our freedom to disagree, object and make a fuss
The freedom to express our views is the cornerstone of a healthy democracy and a right that benefits us all
But it's under threat
BRITAIN: KEEP COMPLAINING
Us Brits love a good ol' moan
Complaining is one of the ways we exercise our freedom to disagree, object and make a fuss
The freedom to express our views is the cornerstone of a healthy democracy and a right that benefits us all
But it's under threat
BRITAIN: KEEP COMPLAINING
Liberty wants to protect the widest possible space for free speech, while protecting everyone’s right to live safely and peacefully.
Britain: Keep complaining. Keep disagreeing. Keep speaking up. And support Liberty to protect the rights and freedoms that belong to us all.
📰How police scanned 1.3m faces across Manchester
🗣️"Scanning people's faces as they go about their daily lives represents a serious intrusion into privacy
Without proper safeguards police should pause facial recognition use"
https://t.co/JEVatpKO8V
Uncovered by @LInvestigates:
Preston council has more than 100 cameras with facial recognition enabled - and the council didn't consult the public before introducing the surveillance tech https://t.co/j3TsoGww7I
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The Government is attempting to weaken end-to-end encryption, which would make everyone's messages, photos, financial details and personal info less secure
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Our human rights can’t just be changed whenever it’s politically convenient
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