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The Cross-border Undercover Operation needs an International Independant Investigation

01 December 2011

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The Cross-border Undercover Operation needs an International Independent Investigation (link):

"Eight women have filed legal action against the Metropolitan Police. Five officers have been named that have infiltrated leftist movements since the 1980's, and used deceipt to create sexual relationships with these women. Among them is the former undercover officer Mark Kennedy, who worked for the German police in the states of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern und Baden-Wuerttemberg."

See also: Women start legal action against police chiefs over undercover officers - Eight women have started legal action against police chiefs, alleging that police spies used them "physically and emotionally" to obtain political intelligence (Guardian, link)

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