Carl Gardner
May 17, 2023
In my review of Adam Wagner’s Emergency State I talked about proportionality:
Proportionality is a key concept in human rights law, and Wagner’s approach and my […]
Carl Gardner
September 2, 2011
I was listening to the Proms last night, when the concert was rudely interrupted. As most readers will know, protesters disrupted the concert because the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra was playing.
I’m attracted by Norman Lebrecht’s view (expressed in response […]
Carl Gardner
May 31, 2010
Last week I briefly visited the “Democracy Village” on Parliament Square. My instinctive reaction earlier in the week was to support Boris Johnson and Westminster Council […]
Carl Gardner
September 3, 2008
Six people are on trial at the moment at Maidstone Crown Court for criminal damage, having painted slogans on Kingsnorth power station last year in protest against climate change, and will be defending themselves on the basis of “lawful […]