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UK: Barton Moss: policing in the absence of democracy

10 April 2014

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"Violence has been a running theme within the policing of anti-fracking protests at Barton Moss. Individual officers are acting with impunity. Is this reflective of a policing strategy seeking to disrupt the protests on behalf of vested interests?"

See the article: Barton Moss: policing in the absence of democracy (Open Democracy, link)

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