Adam Wagner’s Emergency State, reviewed by an immigration lawyer

Well-known human rights barrister Adam Wagner, based at Doughty Street Chambers, recently published Emergency State: How we lost our freedoms in the pandemic and why it matters (Bodley Head, 2022). I’m going to start this blog post with a short fair...

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Colin Yeo

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Adam Wagner’s Emergency State, reviewed by an immigration lawyer

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