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UK: Court to hear issues against Met police over SDS deployments, as women issue legal challenge to NCND

04 June 2014

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"On Thursday 5 June and Friday 6 June 2014, the main issues in a case against the Metropolitan Police over undercover relationships will be laid out for the first time in open court. The High Court will hear an application to require the Metropolitan police to drop their “neither confirm nor deny” (NCND) stance. NCND has been one of many delaying tactics used by the Met to maintain secrecy over the legal action against them, despite the very serious allegations that have been made by the Claimants."

See: Court to hear issues against Met police over SDS deployments, as women issue legal challenge to NCND (Police Spies Out of Lives, press release)

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