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UK Home Secretary Abolishes Non-Crime Hate Incidents
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British Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has abolished the system of so-called non-criminal hate incidents (NCHIs). This system meant that even expressions on social media that were not punishable by law were still registered by the police. Such reports could remain under a name and even appear in job applications. According to critics, this had major consequences for freedom of speech, reports The Telegraph.
UK Home Secretary Abolishes Non-Crime Hate Incidents
ER Editor: The world just got a little more sane. ******** Mahmood Abolishes Non-Crime Hate Incidents WILL JONES for DAILY SCEPTIC Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has abolished non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs) after criticism that they [...] The post UK Home Secretary Abolishes Non-Crime Hate Incidents first appeared on The Liberty Beacon.
Mahmood Abolishes Non-Crime Hate Incidents
. ER Editor: The world just got a little more sane. ******** Mahmood Abolishes Non-Crime Hate Incidents WILL JONES for DAILY SCEPTIC Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has abolished non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs) after criticism that [...] The post Mahmood Abolishes Non-Crime Hate Incidents appeared first on Europe Reloaded.
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