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CIVIL RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES

01 January 1991

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CIVIL RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES
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BOOKS/PAMPHLETS , User Ref = P64342 , Acc Date = 19-Dec-89
Social and Liberal Democrats
Hebden Bridge; Hebden Royd Publications Ltd, Aug 1988 51pp
(Federal Green Paper No.1) RP64342A

Summarises some of the major proposals for reform covering the
following areas: a bill of rights; human rights and community
relations; freedom of information and protection of privacy;
academic freedom; the bounds of national security and the proper
operation of the intelligence service; police and prison
services; and the rule of law and access to the courts.

civil liberties, women, equal opportunities, prison, legal aid

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