Like most nations, England doesn’t have legally recognized rights for citizens to cross non-public lands. This means that the nearly 56 million people who live there are only legally allowed to access 8% of the country. One particularly picturesque example of this problem was recently noted by the BBC, which discussed a large piece of […]
  • stoy
    8·
    1 month ago

    We have the right roam in Sweden, I have never even considered that I couldn’t just enter a wood and pick berries/mushrooms or pitch a tent. It is a foreign concept to me.

    I support this movement globally.

  • solarvector
    2·
    1 month ago

    The US has a version of this, you just have to be bovine.