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Children's curfews
26 May 2005
London Play has contributed to the public debate on children's curfews, highlighted by Liberty's legal challenge.
In the document, London Play director Dr Ute Navidi outlines that instead of curfews, more effective results can be achieved by fostering mutual respect, inter-generational communication, and positive action within communities.
Liberty is one of the UK's leading human rights and civil liberties organisations.
