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UK: NETPOL: Police hide behind ‘neither confirm or deny’ in the face of protester data requests

17 November 2014

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"Increasingly, police will neither confirm nor deny that they hold personal data on activists. Netpol believes there is a policy of deliberately avoiding data protection responsibilities until after a Supreme Court hearing in December."

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