Research project: Mapping Immigration Controversy
2 March 2015
The project is designed to respond to new developments in the migration debate in the UK that occur as the research takes place between 2013 and June 2015.
The project is designed to respond to new developments in the migration debate in the UK that occur as the research takes place between 2013 and June 2015.
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The ‘End Blasphemy Laws’ campaign will put pressure on states to repeal laws which restrict or punish speech which is deemed to commit ‘blasphemy’ or ‘religious insult’.
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