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UK: Lambeth monitoring project launched

01 November 1996

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A joint initiative, launched by the Brixton Community Law Centre and the People's Empowerment Network of Lambeth and supported by the Black Quest for Justice Campaign and the Justice International Trust of Law-Related Education, was launched in Brixton, south London in October. Operation Heru's Eye (OHE) is a community based monitoring project that will network with grassroots organisations across the south London borough. The group will have special units, who have passed through a training course, and will be equipped with camcorders, audio- recorders and cameras to "be on the look out for, and endeavour to record, seemingly unjust activities of police, immigration and other state security personnel as well as of racist and fascist thugs". The OHE can be contacted by telephone; call Ms. Janet Rousou (0171 733 5996) or Kofi Mawuli Klu (0171 924 9033).

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