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Death in Custody: Police Shame or 'Excited Delirium'?

Bright Green Editors 4 February 2012 Death in Custody: Police Shame or 'Excited Delirium'?2012-02-04T11:53:10+00:00 No Comment
by Joel Sharples Imagine the following scenario: a police officer’s home is broken into by a gang of eleven youths, who chase him into the street and beat him to…
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Birmingham Vice Chancellor David Eastwood should resign

EddBauer 11 December 2011 Birmingham Vice Chancellor David Eastwood should resign2011-12-11T16:31:21+00:00 England & Wales 4 Comments
Last week, Bright Green covered Birmingham University's crack down on protest. Now Amnesty International and Liberty have slammed the university over its behaviour. Here, Edd Bauer, the Student Union's education…
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Think you live in a free country? Think again…

Bright Green Editors 22 November 2011 Think you live in a free country? Think again…2011-11-22T09:30:10+00:00 Green Parties No Comment
by Richard Openshaw Last week saw US campus police use pepper spray in an attempt to end a patently peaceful student Occupy protest at a University of California campus and…
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Unions & NGOs back UK Uncut

Adam Ramsay 31 March 2011 Unions & NGOs back UK Uncut2011-03-31T16:30:47+01:00 Green Parties 3 Comments
This is a letter from a number of NGOs and unions in support of UK Uncut. Protest has been a means for progressive change throughout human history - and it…
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