Examining Free Speech and the Complexity of Human Rights in the UK

This chapter explores the complexities of non-crime hate incidents in the UK, particularly through the lens of Harry Miller's case, which raises essential questions about free speech. It also discusses the challenges posed by human rights laws in the context of criminal deportation, prompting a critical examination of current legal practices.

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