Sarah Ledsom outside inaccessible Victoria Street Magistrates Court, Liverpool. Photo: Photo courtesy of IndyMedia UK.
Sarah Ledsom outside inaccessible Victoria Street Magistrates Court, Liverpool. Photo: Photo courtesy of IndyMedia UK.
A leading protester against the census has had her case discharged. Sarah Ledsom had refused to participate in the census because a division of the American-based company Lockheed Martin, part of whose activities involve the production of arms, were given the contract to administer the census in Britain.
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