freely given

Dubious consent refers to scenarios where a character’s agreement to engage in sexual activity is unclear, coerced or given under conditions that erode their genuine, freely given consent.

But I think that it was really special to see that the basis of agriculture, the basis of fine dining, really just the foundation of what we know as American food was born out of practices, skills and teachings of African American farmers, cooks, scholars and craftspeople – whether those contributions were forced or freely given.

But it continues: "However, any organisation considering such a model must be careful to ensure that consent... has been freely given and is fully informed, as well as capable of being withdrawn without detriment."

He said it could fall foul of UK data protection rules, which require user consent to be freely given, specific and able to be withdrawn in order for it to be relied upon as a reason for data processing.

Jahangir condemned the state’s “clampdown” on dissent, saying it has further constricted civic discourse at a time when Pakistanis should be allowed to express their views freely given the upcoming election.