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Government unveils new ‘counter-extremist’ bill – but still cannot define what extremism actually means

May 21, 2016 | Domestic Extremism, Don't Be On A Database, Rights

While most of the media insisting this week’s Queen’s Speech was largely overshadowed by the EU referendum, one new law proposed this week looks set to create even more controversy as existing ‘anti-radicalisation’ legislation, already...

The right to freedom of assembly – what has changed over the last three years?

Apr 14, 2016 | Protest

The UN’s Special Rapporteur Maina Kiai is visiting the UK next week. We assess what has changed in relation to the freedom to take part in protests – and what issues remain a concern – since his last official visit three years ago. Netpol was one of a number of...

Four reasons to close down the police’s domestic extremism unit

Feb 5, 2016 | Domestic Extremism, Don't Be On A Database

Join the discussion online using the hashtags #DomesticExtremist and #ShutNDEDIU Today is Domestic Extremist Awareness Day, an annual event launched by Netpol in 2014 to publicise how the label of ‘domestic extremist’ is increasingly applied by police to...

Domestic Extremist Awareness Day 2016 – shut down the NDEDIU

Jan 11, 2016 | Domestic Extremism, Don't Be On A Database, Protest

On 5 February, the third annual #DomesticExtremist Awareness Day is calling for the closure of the discredited police unit responsible for surveillance on political dissent.  If you are an anti-fracking campaigner, you may have been branded a domestic extremist by a...

Activists can help European case against protest surveillance

Nov 6, 2015 | Domestic Extremism, Don't Be On A Database, Protest, Support Us

Can you help us challenge the domestic extremism database? In March 2015, the Supreme Court ruled that the gathering and retention of Brighton campaigner John Catt’s personal data by police, while he took part in protests, was lawful. Mr Catt has now lodged an...
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