R (Geller & Anor) v Secretary of State for the Home Department

Human Rights – Freedom of expression – Interference with – Two US authors with Islamaphobic views seeking entry to the United Kingdom to speak at rally soon after religiously motivated murder of serviceman on British street – Entry refused by Home Secretary on Police advice that visit would not be conducive to public good, would undermine community cohesion, and could cause serious violence – US authors’ application for permission to make claim for judicial review of Home Secretary’s decision refused – Appeal to Court of Appeal – Whether Home Secretary’s exclusion order based on ‘unacceptable behaviours’ policy lawful – Whether infringement of right to freedom of expression – Whether US authors’ should be permitted to make claim for judicial review – Human Rights Act 1998, Sch 1, Pt 1, art 10.