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Three years ago, I embarked on a journey that saw the birth of Save Our Rights UK. Our mission, which remains unwavering, is to champion justice, equality, and human rights around the world. Over the years, we’ve navigated through an ocean of triumphs, trials, and tenacity, witnessing firsthand the incredible resilience of the human spirit and the inspiring courage of those who refuse to bow to injustice. The path we’ve tread, though fraught with challenges, has only served to fortify our resolve and underscore the critical importance of our work. In recent times, a new battlefront has emerged – the struggle to safeguard the sanctity and breadth of education. The skirmishes began in our schools, extended to our homes, and have now breached the walls of our universities. The consequences of these attacks are chilling and far-reaching. A painful blow was recently dealt when an assortment of humanities and liberal

As I stand on the precipice of a banking blockade, I find myself reflecting on the two-year battle we’ve waged at Save Our Rights UK (SORUK). Tomorrow, our bank account is set to be shuttered, a significant blow to our operations. We’ve been fighting for free speech and banking rights in silence, and it seems, ironically, the silence is continuing. Despite the alarming relevance and clear implications of our struggle for freedoms in the UK, mainstream media continues to sidestep our fight. This silence seems to echo the very bias we are battling – a societal climate that suppresses dissenting voices and controversial perspectives. I founded SORUK in April 2020 with the mission to establish real democracy in the UK, preserve human rights and civil liberties, and bring transparency and accountability to our society. But this relentless pursuit of civil liberties has come at a significant cost. After my first