Suppressing Dissent: The Implications of Anti-Hate Legislation in the UK

This chapter explores the impact of anti-hate laws in the UK, particularly through a case of a woman convicted under ambiguous guidelines. It critiques the government's harsh sentencing practices as a suppression mechanism against dissent about immigration policies and highlights the disenfranchisement felt by citizens within a two-party system.

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