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SCOTLAND: Campaign Opposing Police Surveillance

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Law Policing Secrecy and transparency Civil liberties Intelligence
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UK

15 January 2017

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"The announcement of the terms of reference for HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland’s review into undercover policing manages to go beyond being meaningless, insulting those demanding answers for historical abuses by spycops, explains Dónal O’Driscoll."

See: Scottish Inquiry – Reputation Before Justice (COPS, link)

And: Strategic Review of Undercover Policing in Scotland - Terms of Reference (pdf)

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