Paramilitary songs may fall foul of new anti-terror law

Paramilitary songs and murals could be outlawed by the British government's new anti-terrorism laws, according to legal experts in the North.

Paramilitary songs may fall foul of new anti-terror law
Fri, 17 Feb, 2006 - 13:48

Paramilitary songs and murals could be outlawed by the British government's new anti-terrorism laws, according to legal experts in the North.

The new legislation makes it a crime to glorify terrorism.

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