We would never support a proposal that would undermine the rights of any other group of citizens.
This is tricky territory: merely to demand such a move puts a pressure on British Muslims that is applied to no other group of citizens.
The other group of citizens would say that speaking their "truth", shooting from the lip, and being demeaning of others is what matters in those communications.
Howard County, Indiana, Commissioner Tyler Moore told an Indianapolis television station that the thematic incoherence of the holiday lawn display was deliberate: "If we put the religious or Christmas decorations up, we'd be offending a whole other group of citizens and taxpayers".
The treaty has the backing of Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, but is opposed on constitutional grounds by some members of her center-right coalition as well as lawmakers from the opposition, including the Left Party, and other groups of disgruntled citizens.
I can only imagine what the US reaction would be if any other government in the world targeted any other group of American citizens with the same contempt Israel consistently displays toward Arab Americans.
So black people, percentage wise, have now lost more jobs, more houses, more health battles, more teachers, more schools, more charity and have more to ask for than any other group of American-born citizens in this country.
The fact that other citizens or groups of citizens might make the same complaint after unsuccessfully demanding disclosure under FACA does not lessen appellants' asserted injury, any more than the fact that numerous citizens might request the same information under the Freedom of Information Act entails that those who have been denied access do not possess a sufficient basis to sue.
For years, civil liberties campaigners have been complaining about the rapid growth of the surveillance state – indeed, Britons in cities like London and Manchester are more likely to be routinely filmed going about their business than any other comparable group of citizens in the world.
This approach assumes that national governments are ultimately responsible to their citizens before they are responsible to any other group of persons, a "morality of states" [ 4].
