Preston Prepares to Oppose the Database State
Dave Page | 17.03.2008 23:25 | Social Struggles | Technology | Liverpool
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Former Preston co-ordinator Tia Purple and Manchester co-ordinator Dave Page will be on hand to answer any questions about the campaign and how people can work effectively to raise awareness of the Government's database state and rally local opposition against it.
Dave Page said "NO2ID is possibly the largest active civil liberties campaign in the UK, and we are reliant on our dozens of local groups, of all sizes and levels of activity. Our local groups are vital for keeping the issues of identity cards, biometrics and large-scale databases in the public eye, providing informed criticism and provoking debate. I am looking forward to helping Preston get a new local group off the ground, and offering whatever support the large and active Manchester group can provide."
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For more information or interview, please contact Dave Page on 07982 814 441, or via e-mail at
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NO2ID is the UK-wide, non-partisan campaign opposing the government's planned ID card and National Identity Register. We bring together individuals and organisations from all sections of the community and seek to ensure that the case against ID cards and the database state is forcefully put forward in the media, in the corridors of power and at grassroots level. We continue to actively campaign on all fronts for the abolition of the ID scheme and repeal of the Identity Cards Act 2006.
Dave Page
e-mail:
manchester@no2id.net
Homepage:
http://manchester.no2id.net