Censoring Alternatives by Brendan Prendiville

“…This paper will analyse the ways in which this movement was subjected to judicial and political censorship; in the first instance, by examining how Britain’s libel laws were used to censor radical environmentalist discourse during the longest civil law case in British history (the “McLibel” trial) and, in the second, by analysing the Conservative government’s attempts to censor alternative culture with the passing of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act in 1994.…”
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