Fassit's Social Policy Correspondent

Kurt Freeman - FASSIT Social Policy Researcher

Full article - September 27, 2006 Blair portfolio of ‘social inclusion’ - The fact that the Blair legacy will undoubtedly prove to have been founded on myth and misinformation will come to light only when politicians and policy advisors stop looking for the obvious and start asking the populous what life is like for them.

 

 

Full article - September 17, 2006 Evidence in an Ethical Investigation - One would assume, from the definition above, that the term evidence had a universal application. That evidence would require, as it were, bringing forth the material and other facts that support the allegation. It is a basic principle of British Law that an individual is accorded 'due process' by which is meant that laws and regulations must be related to a legitimate government interest (as crime prevention) and may not contain provisions that result in the unfair or arbitrary treatment of an individual.