About us
Liberty challenges injustice, defends freedom and campaigns to make sure everyone in the UK is treated fairly. Join us. Stand up to power.
Who we are
Liberty is ordinary people standing up to power.
For more than 90 years we’ve championed anyone whose rights come under threat, from Gypsy and Traveller communities to Government whistle-blowers.
Liberty was founded in 1934 in response to brutal police attempts to stop protests during the Hunger Marches and the ‘general and alarming tendency to encroach on the liberty of the citizen’.
Since then we’ve become the UK’s largest civil liberties organisation, with more than 15,000 members and supporters.
We campaign for everyone in the UK to be treated fairly, with dignity and respect.
We’re independent. Our principles are guided by evidence, expertise and the human impact. We’re not swayed by political agenda, profit or popular opinion.
From fighting against compulsory ID cards to campaigning for trans equality – Liberty stands on the side of freedom and justice.
We’re not afraid to speak uncomfortable truths and we challenge intolerance, discrimination and the abuse of power wherever we find it.
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What we do
How we work together to make real, lasting change
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Liberty Investigates
Liberty Investigates is an editorially independent investigative journalism unit based within Liberty
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Liberty team
Find out more about who we are and what we do
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Liberty’s history
How we've been making the UK a fairer place since 1934
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Liberty Structure
How we are structured
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Civil Liberties Trust
The Civil Liberties Trust is a registered charity that works in parallel with Liberty
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Liberty funding
How we fund our work
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Volunteering and work experience
How you can volunteer for us
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International Network of Civil Liberties Organizations
Liberty is a member of INCLO (the International Network of Civil Liberties Organizations).
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Liberty’s modern slavery statement
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