Come to a free screening of 'The Haystack', followed by Q&A.
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ORG London will be showing the Scenes of Reason documentary 'The Haystack,' a film which examines surveillance in Britain today, particularly in light of the debates in Parliament surrounding the Investigatory Powers Bill. Please join us for what should be a fascinating exploration of a controversial and hotly-debated subjects.
Drinks and refreshments to be provided. Please do spread the word and feel free to bring guests.
ORG London will be showing the Scenes of Reason documentary 'The Haystack,' a film which examines surveillance in Britain today, particularly in light of the debates in Parliament surrounding the Investigatory Powers Bill. Please join us for what should be a fascinating exploration of a controversial and hotly-debated subject.
Drinks and refreshments to be provided. Please do spread the word and feel free to bring guests.
ORG London will be showing the Scenes of Reason documentary 'The Haystack,' a film which examines surveillance in Britain today, particularly in light of the debates in Parliament surrounding the Investigatory Powers Bill.
The screening will be followed by a Q&A with Olivia Cappuccini, founder of Scenes of Reason, which describes itself as an 'independent media organisation that decodes news in an accessible, impartial and engaging format.'
Please join us for what should be a fascinating exploration of a controversial and hotly-debated subject.
Drinks and refreshments to be provided. Please do spread the word and feel free to bring guests.
ORG London will be showing the Scenes of Reason documentary 'The Haystack,' a film which examines surveillance in Britain today, particularly in light of the debates in Parliament surrounding the Investigatory Powers Bill.
The screening will be followed by a Q&A with Olivia Cappuccini, founder of Scenes of Reason, which describes itself as an 'independent media organisation that decodes news in an accessible, impartial and engaging format.'
Olivia will be joined by Ed Johnson Williams, campaigner at Open Rights Group.
Please join us for what should be a fascinating exploration of a controversial and hotly-debated subject.
Drinks and refreshments to be provided. Please do spread the word and feel free to bring guests.
