Response to Law Commission Consultation CP262
Evidence
Falling Between Two Stools: response to second OFCOM consultation
Response to OFCOM’s consultation on protecting children from harms online
Response to housing consultation/ convicted terrorists
This is my response to the consultation by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities dated 30 January 2024.
Online Safety and Terrorism Content: Better Protection for Children
My response to OFCOM’s latest consultation on implementation of the Online Safety Act 2023
Written Evidence to Home Affair Commitee
Regarding pro-Palestine protests: re terrorism legislation; extremism; public order; racial hatred.
https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/127502/pdf/
Policy uncertainties: draft Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill
Disclosure for purposes of Strategic Analysis in terrorist financing cases
My response to Home Office consultation.
Terrorist Financing Information Orders Code of Practice IRTL response
Unduly Limited – OFCOM’s power to tackle terrorism content under Online Safety Bill
This paper (jointly authored with Professor Stuart Macdonald) concludes that OFCOM’s proposed powers to tackle terrorism content (in particular Islamic State content) are currently too limited, and suggests changes to the Online Safety Bill.
Online Safety Bill public private
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran
This Note sets out some of the hidden implications, if the IRGC was proscribed as a terrorist organisation under the Terrorism Act 2000.