Support group for legal action against undercover policing
#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…
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…
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…
This article was written for Occupied Times. On a cold October night in 2010 Mark Kennedy admitted to his partner of six years and a group of close activist friends to being an undercover cop. This event cracked the dam of…
Last night, 24 March 2015, saw a gathering outside Cardiff Central Police station to protest against undercover relationships, and to express disgust at the police’s use of Neither Confirm Nor Deny (NCND) to delay legal actions against them and to…