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UK-EU: UNDERCOVER POLICING: What to consider before making a submission to the Pitchford Inquiry

11 September 2015

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"Have you had an encounter with an undercover copper as part of your political activism? The Pitchford Inquiry is an opportunity for that story to be heard as part of a wider investigation into the targeting of protest by undercover police. We explain the practicalities of what this means and of how you can get involved."

See: What to consider before making a submission to the Pitchford Inquiry (Undercover Research Group, link)

See also: Netpol calls for activists to participate in public inquiry into undercover policing (Netpol, link)

And: Police teaching teachers about "domestic extremism": Police tell teachers to beware of green activists in counter-terrorism talk (tes, link)

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