Jaimie Stevenson, Author at Liberty Itch

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Jaimie Stevenson JD (Monash) is a legal consultant for Australian-based SMEs, specialising in technology, data, privacy and IP law. She is passionate about the rule of law, as opposed to arbitrary rules, and minimal government encroachment on the inherent rights of the individual including freedom, autonomy and dignity.

The Global Online Safety Regulators Network: A Global Surveillance State?

29 April 2024

Assange’s Last Appeal

11 March 2024

Lawfare

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Digital Incompetence

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Cancel Culture – Could you be next?

25 November 2023

Imprisoned With Zero Charges

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Green Sky Thinking

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The Censorship Industrial Complex – A Threat to Democracy

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Maintaining The Rule Of Law During Times Of Crisis

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The Iron Curtain Draws Across The West

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Liberty Itch offers fearless, battle-tested, libertarian ideas. Our clarion call for freedom pits us squarely against those who would crush the individual: the socialist, whose relentless collectivism leads ultimately to barbarity and despair; and the conservative who, in equal measure appalled by our common opponent, seeks merely to conserve the status quo no matter the plight of the individual.