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Whose streets? Private ownership of public space could curb our right to protest (Prospect, 24 Jan 2018)

The erosion of the hard fought-for right to protest is being met with complacency. It’s time to speak up. Read the full article

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24 Jan 18

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The erosion of the hard fought-for right to protest is being met with complacency. It’s time to speak up. Read the full article

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