O'Neill framed her talk around the complicated relationship between the rights to privacy and free press, emphasising that the debate between these two key features
of democratic societies fails to adequately show how claims of privacy and calls for press freedom are to be weighed against one another if and when they come into conflict.
Not exact matches
We were founded as a Labour Party focused pressure group we felt that New Labour was
failing to make the most
of a historic opportunity to fundamentally transform the UK into a much more equal,
democratic and sustainable
society.
(7) lack
of accountability in fact to the
democratic process (accountable merely in law, but not in fact, i.e., when law
societies fail to make legal services adequately available, governments don't demand that they justify their monopoly over the provision
of legal services);