The government’s National Security Bill could criminalise behaviour that is no threat to national security, a committee of MPs and peers says in a report published this week. Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights has concluded that some of the new offences to be created by the bill would unnecessarily and disproportionately interfere with rights …
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