Home Office proposals for Official Secrets Act reform disproportionate and oppressive
The Home Office proposes to reform the Official Secrets Act 1989 (OSA) to make it easier to convict those who disclose information without authority and substantially increase prison sentences for convicted whistleblowers or journalists. This would apply to disclosures about the security services, defence, international relations and law enforcement. It appears to be on course […]
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