More than 60,000 arrested in 'chilling curb of free speech'
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More than 60,000 arrested for 'communications offences' as trivial as 'viewing TikTok videos'
More than 60,000 arrested for 'communications offences' as trivial as 'viewing TikTok videos' . More than 60,000 people have been arrested for "communications offences" as trivial as watching offensive TikToks, according to a new report set to be published
More Than 60,000 Arrested in Five Years for ‘Communications Offences’ in ‘Orwellian’ Policing Crackdown
Over 62,000 people have been arrested for online speech offences in five years, according to a new report by Big Brother Watch. That's an average of 34 a day! Why police our tweets and not our streets?
British police arrest dozens of people a day for social media and electronic communication-related offences alone. A recent report has seen more than 60,000 such arrests in five years, with the majority of cases not resulting in convictions.
Cops arrest over 60,000 tweet criminals whilst the real crime freely runs riot - London Business News
More than 60,000 people have been arrested in Britain for communications offences over the past five years, according to a report that has intensified concerns among free speech campaigners about… The post Cops arrest over 60,000 tweet criminals whilst the real crime freely runs riot appeared first on London Business News
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