И куда идет Британия?
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Итого судебного разбирательства по громкому делу, связанному с задержанием в Хитроу на 9 часов без всякий объяснений по Закону о борьбе с терроризмом: все законно и в интересах национальной безопасности, даже если не было никаких подозрений. И в какую пропасть падает Британия? А сколько бы визгу было в России, если бы кое-кого точно так бы задержали на 9 часов без объяснений и подозрений?
The nine-hour detention at Heathrow Airport of an ex-Guardian journalist's partner has been ruled lawful.
David Miranda lives with reporter Glenn Greenwald who has written articles about state surveillance based on leaked documents. At the High Court, Mr Miranda claimed his detention under anti-terrorism laws was unlawful and breached human rights. But judges said it was a "proportionate measure in the circumstances" and in the interests of national security.
What is Schedule 7?
Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000 allows UK police to stop, examine and search passengers at ports, airports and international rail terminals
Police officers do not need to have a "reasonable suspicion" that someone is involved in terrorism before they are stopped
A passenger can be held for questioning for up to nine hours and must give the examining officer any information requested
Итого судебного разбирательства по громкому делу, связанному с задержанием в Хитроу на 9 часов без всякий объяснений по Закону о борьбе с терроризмом: все законно и в интересах национальной безопасности, даже если не было никаких подозрений. И в какую пропасть падает Британия? А сколько бы визгу было в России, если бы кое-кого точно так бы задержали на 9 часов без объяснений и подозрений?
The nine-hour detention at Heathrow Airport of an ex-Guardian journalist's partner has been ruled lawful.
David Miranda lives with reporter Glenn Greenwald who has written articles about state surveillance based on leaked documents. At the High Court, Mr Miranda claimed his detention under anti-terrorism laws was unlawful and breached human rights. But judges said it was a "proportionate measure in the circumstances" and in the interests of national security.
What is Schedule 7?
Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000 allows UK police to stop, examine and search passengers at ports, airports and international rail terminals
Police officers do not need to have a "reasonable suspicion" that someone is involved in terrorism before they are stopped
A passenger can be held for questioning for up to nine hours and must give the examining officer any information requested