Statement by the eight women: In the apology issued today by Assistant Commissioner Martin Hewitt, the Metropolitan Police finally conceded that “officers, acting undercover whilst seeking to infiltrate protest groups, entered into long-term intimate sexual relationships with women which were…
Were YOU spied on? Inquiry core participation – deadline Fri 18 Sept 4pm
Were you – or your group, organisation or campaign – spied on by undercover police? Undercover police units spied on campaign groups from 1968 onwards – yours could have been affected. THIS FRIDAY 18 September 2015 is the deadline to…
New Campaign Launched: #Spycops #ComeClean
#COMECLEAN ON UNDERCOVER POLICING We call for a transparent, robust and comprehensive public inquiry into undercover policing. We demand truth and justice for the women deceived into intimate relationships by undercover police officers and all those affected by police spying…
“RIPA still authorises sexual relationships by state agents”
On 11 June 2015, the Government published ‘A question of trust: report of the investigatory powers review‘ by David Anderson Q.C., the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation. Jenny Jones, Baroness Jones of Moulsecoomb, gave an excellent response to the report…
Secret Police, Secret Powers, Secret Abuse
This article was originally written for STRIKE! Magazine. Police Spies Out of Lives was formed, at the beginning of 2012, as a support group for eight women who were deceived into long-term intimate relationships with undercover police officers. The women…