Support group for legal action against undercover policing
For International Women’s Day, ANDREA explains why the Mitting inquiry is far from fair, impartial and meaningful. ON INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day 2019, the inquiry into undercover policing has another year under its belt. Last year, I wrote of my growing…
BBC Wales Investigates presents the stories of Rosa and Lisa alongside other Welsh campaigners whose personal lives were infiltrated by the state. The women describe the impact the experience has had on them, and how they are fighting to bring those…
Special branch officers embedded themselves in women’s lives for months and years. They spent birthdays, family celebrations and Christmases with them, infiltrating their most private spaces. PSOOL’s version of the 12 Days of Christmas will be posted on our…
An important Judicial Review hearing to consider the decision by the Crown Prosecution Service not to prosecute former undercover police officer Jim Boyling in respect of his deceitful sexual relationship with an environmental activist will be heard on 13th…
Today, three victims of undercover policing were dismayed to learn that that they have been denied permission to proceed with their Judicial Review against the Home Secretary’s decision not to appoint additional panel members to sit alongside Sir John Mitting…