Helen Steel

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Helen Steel (born 1965) is an environmental and social justice activistwho is known for her involvement in the McLibel case, an English lawsuit for libel filed by McDonald's Corporation that lasted for 10 years and was eventually taken to the European Court of Human Rights, where Steel and fellow campaigner David Morris won their case against the UK Government on the grounds that they had been denied a fair trial. She is a key figure in the 'Spycops' scandal and subsequent Undercover Policing Inquiry. rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Helen Steel (1965) és una activista ambiental i per la justícia social anglesa, més coneguda per la seva implicació en el cas McLibel, una demanda per difamació contra ella presentada per McDonald's Corporation que va durar 10 anys i que finalment va ser portada a la Tribunal Europeu de Drets Humans, on Steel i el seu company de campanya, David Morris, van guanyar el cas contra el govern del Regne Unit argumentant que se'ls havia denegat un judici just. És també una figura clau en l'escàndol anomenat Spycops i la posterior investigació sobre agents de policia encoberts.

rdf:langString Helen Steel (born 1965) is an environmental and social justice activistwho is known for her involvement in the McLibel case, an English lawsuit for libel filed by McDonald's Corporation that lasted for 10 years and was eventually taken to the European Court of Human Rights, where Steel and fellow campaigner David Morris won their case against the UK Government on the grounds that they had been denied a fair trial. She is a key figure in the 'Spycops' scandal and subsequent Undercover Policing Inquiry.

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