Lawyers Warn Proposed Anti-Terrorism Legislation Could Violate Civil Rights

Lawyers have warned that a new bill proposed by the government under the stated aim of combating terrorism could infringe on civil rights and affect various groups within society.

Speaking at a media briefing on the government’s proposed legislation, the lawyers expressed concern that the draft law could cause difficulties for professionals and other sections of the public.

They also alleged that the government was pursuing a repressive approach through the introduction of the proposed legislation.

The lawyers’ concerns centre on the potential impact of the bill on civil liberties and the rights of individuals and professional groups.

The proposed legislation has drawn criticism over its possible implications for civil rights, according to the lawyers who addressed the media.