Editorial Team

UK Committee Hears Calls to Expand the Online Safety Act’s Powers

Just when you thought the UK’s online censorship law couldn’t get any worse… A row of peers has gathered in Westminster to decide whether the Online Safety Act has been cruel enough to the internet yet. After some hours of evidence, the verdict came back: not nearly. The Communications and Digital Committee has been quizzing stakeholders about how the…

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World Cup: France, England FAs join UEFA, slam Infantino over plans to sell stakes

World Cup: France, England FAs join UEFA, slam Infantino over plans to sell stakes

The Football Association of England and the French Football Federation have expressed their discontent regarding Gianni Infantino’s proposal to sell stakes. Both organizations have indicated that they are not aware of any such initiatives and oppose the plans. Infantino has allegedly given all football associations a deadline of September 19 to endorse his proposal to…

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“State Police fund must not be left in hands of governors” – Advocate warns

“State Police fund must not be left in hands of governors” – Advocate warns

The Director General of Good Governance Advocacy International, Barr. Leonard Anyogo, has backed the current effort for the creation of state policing, stressing that funding must be direct to the institutions and not through state governors. Anyogo, a lawyer and member of the Chatham House London, while speaking in an interview said several checks must…

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