Muslim charged with speech crime
10 February 2007 - SACC
Abu Izzadeen, the man who gave Home Secretary John Reid a well-deseved heckling at a meeting in East London last September, has been bailed after appearinng in court on "terrorism" charges.
His arrest is said to be unrelated to that incident. Instead, he is being charged under the controversial Section 1 of the Terrorism Act 2006. He is alleged to have encouraged teerrorism in a speech he made in Birmingham last year marking the first anniversary of the July 7 attacks
- Islamist activist released on bail - The Guardian, 9 February 2007
- Islamist extremist who barracked Reid arrested on suspicion of inciting terrorism - The Guardian, 9 February 2007
- Reid heckler held under Terrorism Act - The Guardian, 8 February 2007
