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GERMANY: Polizei lässt Atomkraftgegner von Kopf bis Fuß erfassen/Police attempt to pre-emptively profile anti-nuclear protestors

01 October 2010

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Polizei lässt Atomkraftgegner von Kopf bis Fuß erfassen (Hannoverfche Allgemeine, link): Summary: In preparation for the coming protests against storage of nuclear waste, police in Wendland Area (between Hamburg and Berlin) wants to store extensive profiles of known protesters (including fingerprints, tattoos, pictures). At least five protesters received a n 'invitation' to come to the police station to hand over this information. The letter contained the warning that in case of refusal force could be used to bring the person to the police station.

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