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Sir David Davis writes for the Telegraph on how to tackle the Channel migrant crisis
As published in The Telegraph. With every passing week, the Channel migrant crisis spirals further out of control. The Government insists it is committed to taking tough action to solve the problem. Only a couple of days ago, Suella Braverman, the Home Secretary, wrote a foreword to a report by the Centre for Policy Studies […]
Sir David Davis writes for ConHome on the importance of end to end encryption
As published on Conservative Home Encryption is the most powerful tool we have to protect everyone’s personal data from criminals and hackers. This is why encryption is the industry standard used when we carry out activities such as online banking or online shopping; it’s the layer of security used by many private messaging services to […]
Sir David Davis writes for the Guardian on the use of lawsuits to silence critics
As published in the Guardian The super-rich are menacing those who seek to scrutinise with SLAPPs: expensive, lengthy and often bogus lawsuits. Free speech is the fundamental basis upon which democratic life is built. Many of our other precious freedoms stem from it. In the UK, we naturally take it very seriously. But it is […]
Sir David Davis writes letter to the Prime Minister on dealing with Albanian migrant crisis
As published in the Daily Mail Rishi Sunak is facing mounting pressure from Tory MPs to make emergency changes to modern slavery laws to reduce the number of ‘bogus asylum seekers’ crossing the Channel in small boats. A group of 50 led by ex-minister David Davis has written to the Prime Minister to rapidly implement […]
Sir David Davis writes for the Times Red Box on cuts to foreign aid
As published in the Times Red Box We need to balance the books, but we can’t do it on the backs of the world’s poorest people. The Times front page on Monday highlighted how mad Treasury accounting rules divert money from the aid budget, almost certainly at the cost of thousands of children’s lives. While […]