Dr Chan Abraham

Where We Are and Why It Matters This is an update on my Freedom of Information Act request to the Metropolitan Police Service for the legal advice behind its decision not to investigate the Mayor of London's remarks defending the chant “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” Since my last post on 15 June, the Met Police has finally issued its internal review outcome, and the Information Commissioner's Office has still not made a decision on my complaint, despite now having...

How one near-miss on a quiet Cambridgeshire street became a test of whether ordinary people can still make Britain's institutions listen — and why the answer has to be yes. An Ordinary Thursday Afternoon At 14:12 on Thursday 17 July 2026, I was doing something entirely unremarkable: walking my small dog with my wife along a residential street in Brampton, on my way to cross the road. It is the kind of moment that happens a thousand times a day, up and down the country, without incident. This...

Where We Are and Why It Matters This is an update on my formal complaint against the Metropolitan Police Service's decision not to investigate London Mayor Sadiq Khan for suspected criminal incitement to racial hatred. I have now taken the matter significantly further, and the public deserves to know exactly what has been done, why, and what it means. The short version is this: the Met Police has issued an outcome that I regard as legally inadequate, institutionally compromised, and...