Proceeding contribution from Shailesh Vara (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 24 March 2009. It occurred during Ministerial statement on International Terrorism.
International Terrorism
The Home Secretary will be aware that, every so often, protests and marches are held at which people use language, both orally and on placards, that many would regard as inflammatory. The police do not seem to take any action, despite the popular belief that various laws have been broken. Not surprisingly, there is a perception that some people can get away with breaking the law, whereas the majority of the public would be prosecuted for committing the same breaches. Will the right hon. Lady kindly assure the House that no one is above the law and that, when it comes to this issue, anyone who breaches the law will be prosecuted?
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- 2008-09
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- Crime prevention Finance Intelligence services Police Terrorism al Qaeda Radicalism
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