One Law for All rally: Evan Harris

MP Evan Harris speaks at the One Law for All rally on 21 November 09 in London, Hyde Park.

A rally to mark Universal Children's Day and International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. One Law for All, the campaign against Sharia law and all religious-based tribunals in Britain and the world.

For photos, reports and more info on the event and campaign go to: onelawforall.org.uk

Check youtube user sighteffect for other speeches and videos of the rally.

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[discussislam]

It was refreshing to see a mainstream politician talk so honestly and openly. My opinion of the Lib Dems as shot up.

[DreamFreedom1]

Soviet union was a communist state &against religion which is different from Western European states that keep religion private. Typical that you are trying to become personal by drawing invalid parallels as you have no rational points. And funny how a migrant to the UK wants to ban native Europeans from their land. I am sure YOU are the extremist here whose koran defines unbelievers as "worse than animals". Yet, unfortunately we know UK HAS room 4 extremists, otherwise it wouldn't HAVE so many

[therock27374]

@dutchabdullah

So if you don't want people being forced into or out of a religion you're an extremist? LOL! They hypocrisy is biting meeeee! We all know how Islamic theocracies operate, jizya on non-Muslims, banning the construction of churches and temples (or at least reducing the number of them), the list goes on. Yet the secular society here in Britain allows the building of new mosques, churches and temples are extremists? This air is full of stoopid.

[dutchabdullah]

@DreamFreedom1

Wasn't Stalin's Soviet Union a purely secular society??? You sound like a secular extremist... no room for you in the UK, no room for extremists.

[DreamFreedom1]

In secular societies, the "religious freedom" being provided for does not only intend 2 give a citizen the right to believe in whatever religion he wants 2, but also to live a life FREE from religion. I feel that this is becoming increasingly difficult for an atheist like me.I feel literally harassed by constant religious propaganda and the request for "respect" of islam incl. not making jokes, critizising etc which allows THEM to demonstrate their beliefs yet prohibits MY views in public

[GoldenbanjoDJ]

Ex-MP :D