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UK: Court rules against unauthorised police surveillance

01 July 2010

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UK: Court rules against unauthorised police surveillance (IRR News Service, link):

"Last week, at Inner London Crown Court, three activists were cleared of charges of obstructing the police as they attempted to film and photograph those attending two London No Borders meetings in south London in June 2008."

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