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Want to hear Chris Huhne speak on ‘Threats to Civil Liberties’?

By | Mon 4th May 2009 - 7:29 am

If you’re answer is yes, the the following notice will be of interest to you:


British Institute of Human Rights Lunchtime Lecture
Tuesday 5 May, 1 -2 pm
Threats to Civil Liberties
Chris Huhne MP, Shadow Secretary of State for the Home Department

Chris Huhne MP will present the Liberal Democrats’ perspective on a Bill of Rights and Responsibilities and discuss their own Freedom Bill. Lecture to be followed by a Q&A.

Venue: Mander Hall, Hamilton House, Mabledon Place, London WC1H 9DB

Booking information: There is no charge to attend our lectures, but it is necessary to book in advance. Please fill in the online booking form, and arrive early on the day to ensure your place.

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