When? 3rd October 9.30am (before a case hearing which is expected to start at 10.30am) in Court 73 Where? We’ve just found out that the case has been moved, to the Royal Courts of Justice, so we’ll be demonstrating outside…
What next for the #spycops campaign?
Thanks to Lush and their bold window campaign, tens of thousands of people have now learnt about the #spycops scandal, and the many ways in which these undercover police officers ‘crossed the line’. Along with the others whose lives were…
Letters about the Lush campaign
We want the truth We are victims of what has become known as the “spycops” operation, and their legal representatives and supporters. In many of these secret undercover operations the police have admitted to violation of human rights, abuse of…
Inquiry’s ‘Strategic Review’ published today
Sir Pitchford (the first Chair of the Undercover Policing Inquiry) announced this “strategic review” over a year ago, once it had become clear that the Inquiry would take longer than the three years originally estimated for it. We have waited…
Judicial Review launched of CPS decision on undercover police sexual & psychological abuse
An application for a Judicial Review of the decision by the Crown Prosecution Service not to prosecute former undercover police officer Jim Boyling has today been lodged by one of three women deceived into a sexual relationship by him whilst…