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UK: Conference: Police corruption, spying, racism and accountability

07 January 2015

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"The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies and The Monitoring Group are holding a unique two-day conference seeking common ground, between families, community workers, journalists, academics, lawyers and affected communities, to understand and challenge the problem of police corruption, spying and racism."

See: Conference: Police corruption, spying, racism and accountability (Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, link)

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