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UK: Updated - Decision on police surveillance: Full-text of Court of Appeal judgment, Arms trade campaigners welcome court's judgment on unwarranted police surveillance and storage of photos

01 May 2009

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Full-text of Court of Appeal judgment (link), Arms trade campaigners welcome court's judgment on unwarranted police surveillance and storage of photos (CAAT, link), Let's stay vigilant against Big Brother (Guardian, link) and The man who beat Big Brother Britain: Police told they can't keep pictures of arms trade activist (Daily Mail, link) which, after the judgment, quotes:

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