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THEMED SECTION: VIOLENCE OF THE BRITISH STATE

The violence of ‘terrorist organisation’ bans

Vicki Sentas explains how Britain's proscription regime forecloses rights to self determination, fuels conflicts, and facilitates state terror

Pages 16-17 | Published online: 06 Dec 2010

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