Cambridge Junction is organising an arts and culture general election debate for the Cambridge parliamentary candidates.
This is a great opportunity to ask the candidates what their proposals for human rights and digital rights under Brexit are, and also to ensure that issues around surveillance, privacy and censorship are included in the debate.
Confirmed participants are; Julian Huppert (Lib Dem), Stuart Tuckwood (Green), and Daniel Zeichner (Labour).
This event is free and open to the public so bring friends or family along who might be interested. You do need to book in advance.
Find out more information about the hustings here: https://www.junction.co.uk/the-election-debate?spektrix_bounce=true
Cambridge Junction is organising an arts and culture general election debate for the Cambridge parliamentary candidates.
This is a great opportunity to ask the candidates what their proposals for human rights and digital rights under Brexit are, and also to ensure that issues around surveillance, privacy and censorship are included in the debate.
Questions to ask the candidates:
• Will you protect digital rights after Brexit?
• Will you commit to staying in the European Convention on Human Rights?
• Will you commit to reforming the UK’s surveillance laws
• Do you think that surveillance has gone too far?
• Will you commit to guaranteeing data protection rights that have been secured through the General Data Protection Regulation?
Confirmed participants are; Julian Huppert (Lib Dem), Stuart Tuckwood (Green), and Daniel Zeichner (Labour).
This event is free and open to the public so bring friends or family along who might be interested. You do need to book in advance.
Find out more information about the hustings here: https://www.junction.co.uk/the-election-debate?spektrix_bounce=true
