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Mr Hewer also criticised law firms which only employed graduates from more traditional universities.

They have been criticised by law centres and charities for restricting access to justice.

Amnesty International has criticised the law for hurting freedom of expression and for targeting religious minorities.

The opposition criticised the law as draconian and warned it could be used to crack down on dissent.

Tonight Livni's spokesman said she had not discussed population transfers and insisted she had not criticised international law.

Gay rights activists have sharply criticised the law, which they say worsens an already difficult situation in Russia, where many people still believe homosexuality should be "treated".

The NCAA itself has criticised the law, as have former basketball players such as Charles Barkley and Jason Collins, the first openly gay athlete to play in the NBA.

Legal and opposition figures have criticised the law for paralysing the court and removing important checks on the government's power.

Scientists like Dr David Nutt, the former government drugs adviser, have heavily criticised the law, and proposals for a tighter ban on psychoactives.

Several European leaders have criticised the law and the president of the European commission is expected to have a clear word with the Hungarian prime minister.

A couple of liberal TV journalists almost stumbled over their words trying to explain that the governor had never committed any act that could be called blasphemous, he had only criticised a law.