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Anti-Semitic incidents in UK see sharp rise, figures suggest

• 30 July 2015
• From the section UK

Figures suggest 473 anti-semitic incidents were recorded from January to June this year

The number of reported anti-Semitic incidents in the UK has increased by more than 50%, figures released by a charity have suggested.

There were 473 recorded anti-Semitic incidents between January and June this year, a 53% rise from 2014, according to the Community Security Trust.

Trust chief executive David Delew welcomed increases in crime reporting, but said the figures caused „anxiety“.

Home Secretary Theresa May said anti-Semitism had „no place in Britain“.

The CST – a charity that monitors anti-Semitism – said the 473 recorded incidents included 44 violent assaults and two involving „extreme violence“. … http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-33713259

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Surveillance laws being debated around the world should avoid the recent fate of the French – and the scorn of Franz Kafka

The problem of our laws, wrote Kafka, is that they can involve arbitrary, secretive acts on the part of elites. The law, on this view, has “brought only slight, more or less accidental benefits, and done a great deal of serious harm, since it has given the people a false sense of security towards coming events, and left them helplessly exposed”.

“We live”, Kafka concluded, “on the razor’s edge”.

Most would find Kafka’s parable, published in 1931, a mischaracterisation of the rule of law. In democracies with a separation of powers, there are checks and balances between legislative, executive and judicial branches of government. There is transparency, rigour and reason, rather than secrecy. There is accountability and oversight.

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