up up the National Council
for Civil Liberties

[SOME UNOFFICIAL INFORMATION]
posted by <Dave@XEMU.demon.co.uk>

There are some civil liberties mailing lists set up by members of NCCL/Liberty for discussion of general civil liberties issues. (NCCL/Liberty is not formally responsible for them, nor will it guarantee to answer questions posed on them -- but a number of activists and EC members probably will be present informally).

The ANNOUNCE list is LISTEN-ONLY, it is called civlibs-a@netlists.liberty.org.uk , and it will be limited to a coouple orf pages of urgent, relevant announcements every few days. To join send a message to civlibs-a-request@netlists.liberty.org.uk , any subject line, the first line of the message should be the word:

subscribe

The DISCUSS list is FREE AND UNMODERATED, it is called civlibs-d@netlists.liberty.org.uk . To join send a message to civlibs-d-request@netlists.liberty.org.uk , any subject line, the first line of the message should be the word:

subscribe

To leave, send a similar message with the word "unsubscribe".

Should you have any problems, dave@xemu.demon.co.uk: I can subscribe or unsubscribe you if you ask me to in writing. I can also subscribe or unscuscribe your fax-number to ANNOUNCE if you write and ask me [including your fax number!] c/o Mike Clutten at FAX+44-116-2540116. The system "liberty.org.uk" is owned by CACIB.

NCCL/Liberty is the UK organisation which deal with internal UK civil rights issues: founded in 1934,
its aims are to defend a list of basic rights similar to that in the European Convention on Human Rights.
Here are some internet-related motions to it's AGM98 in London on Sunday 19th July 1998, and details
on how to join . Contact info:--


   N.C.C.L,                    General Secretary----John Wadham
   21 Tabard St,
   the Borough,                +171 403 3888 fone  407 5354 fax
   London.  
   SE1 4LA                     liberty@gn.apc.org