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What do the Heathrow 13 convictions tells us about future civil disobedience?

Feb 4, 2016 | Comment, Protest, Rights

The convictions of thirteen Plane Stupid campaigners are a reminder that the courts are only prepared to accept what constitutes ‘peaceful’ protest within strict limits On Tuesday the Independent reported on concerns raised by campaigners that a...

After Plebgate can we finally ditch the idea that police don’t tell lies?

Dec 19, 2012 | Comment

The striking thing about Plebgate is how much the very same issues crop up in minor public order trials in magistrates courts up and down the country. The unfolding scenarios are often highly similar: police incident reports and statements are treated as accurate...

New report documents ‘Total Policing’ clampdown on freeedom to protest

Jul 24, 2012 | Support Us

A detailed new report launched today by the Network for Police Monitoring (Netpol) highlights how promises made by the police to ‘adapt to protest’ after 2009’s G20 demonstrations in London have been forgotten in a remarkably short space of time and...

February Policing Round-Up – Part One: Court and Policy updates

Mar 19, 2012 | Community Policing, Kettling Police Powers, Protest, Reports

Domestic Extremism A Judicial Review was brought by John Catt on February 9th to challenge the lawfulness his entry onto a ‘domestic extremism database’. , The veteran peace activist, who has no criminal convictions, and is often seen sketching on protests has 66...

February Policing Round-up – Part Two: the policing of protest

Mar 19, 2012 | Community Policing, Protest

The following are brief reports on the policing of various protests taking place in February, primarily based on the observations of police monitors. If you were a participant in any of these protest, or any others, and feel you can add to what is said below, please...
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