Socialist Challenge1979Socialist Challenge No. 122, 15 November 1979ABC
by International Telecommunication Convention · Socialist Challenge No. 122, 15 November 1979 · p. 12 of the scan · 130 words
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page 12 of the scan
Il. Members agree to take air possibie, measures, compatible with the system of telecommunication used, with a view to ensuring the secrecy of Left: Aubrey; right: Berry, during the ABC trial. With the Tories' new Bill such prosecutions could be everyday events 3. The Bill creates a separate category of information relating to security or intelligence, which is not subject to any test of serious injury or otherwise. Any information security or intelligence is protected whether or not it is already common knowledge.
The burden of proof is on the defendant to show that disclosure could not lead to unauthorised access to other protected information. This precludes public discussion security matters.
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Malaga-Torremolinos, 25 October 1973 (ratilled by United Kingdom 1974) ARTICLE 22 Secrecy of Telecommunications