The People v. Facebook

The ICO has determined Facebook violated the data protection act and handed down their maximum fine of £500,000. This is not a sufficient remedy considering 87 million profiles were stolen. That’s why The Fair Vote Project is preparing a personal damages for all UK users who had their data taken. If successful, Facebook could face damages in the billions of pounds. Find out if your data was stolen and join the claim now.

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Electoral Commission Confirms:

Vote Leave Broke the Law

In light of the Electoral Commission’s findings on Vote Leave, BeLeave, and Veterans for Britain, it is more clear than ever that we need a fair vote and necessary electoral reforms for a guarantee on free and fair elections in the future.

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Who We Are

Over the past few years we’ve watched as bad people do everything they can to undermine democracy. We’re fighting back by pushing our politicians do their job now we know Vote Leave and Leave.EU broke electoral law in the EU referendum, pursuing Arron Banks and the other “Bad Boys of Brexit” for their alleged data abuses and Russian links, preparing a class-action damages claim against Facebook for violating the data protection act, and fighting for Electoral Commission Reform and a Digital Bill of Rights to make sure this can never happen again.

SEE the EVIDENCE FOR YOURSELF
READ our ELECTORAL COMMISSION REFORM PLATFORM
DEMAND a DIGITAL BILL OF RIGHTS

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Recent developments

  • Fair Vote UK launch class-action suit against Facebook
    30/07/2018
  • Help us take Brexit to court
    23/07/2018
  • Electoral Commission finds Vote Leave broke the law, Fair Vote UK calls for immediate action.
    17/07/2018
  • British citizens are preparing a damages claim against Facebook
    11/07/2018
  • Letter to the Prime Minister
    05/07/2018
  • According to Vote Leave, Electoral Commission set to rule that they broke electoral law
    04/07/2018
  • Electoral Commission urges Parliament to act
    26/06/2018
  • Timeline of Leave.EU
    21/06/2018

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