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The Manifesto Club supports the Power 2010 proposal to scrap the database statePower 2010 is conducting a citizens' vote on key proposals for political reform. The Manifesto Club is supporting the proposal to scrap the database state. We believe that civil liberty is the most important issue of our age - and the basis for the political alliance for the future. Josie Appleton puts the case for rolling back the regulatory state on the Power 2010 website. VOTE HERE to scrap the database state! Petition against Home Office restrictions on non-EU artists and academics
The Manifesto Club is coordinating a campaign against these regulations. The campaign is led by Manick Govinda, artists' adviser at Artsadmin, and has won support from artists, musicians, gallery directors, academics and students. Together we call for these parochial and suspicious regulations to be reconsidered, and affirm the vital contribution made by global artists and scholars to UK cultural and intellectual life. Belfast event: The Assault on Citizen Photography
A discussion about the growing restriction of citizen photography - by community safety wardens, private security guards and self-appointed ‘jobsworths’. The debate will take place in the run-up to the UK general election, at Belfast Exposed photography gallery. It is part of the event series, Exchange Mechanism, curated by Raimi Gbadamosi, which transforms the gallery into free public space. Date: Tuesday 23 March |