Showing posts with label public order. Show all posts
Showing posts with label public order. Show all posts

Monday, December 14, 2009

"Everyone... has a right to take photographs and film in public places. Taking photographs... is not normally cause for suspicion and there are no pow

Police snapper silliness reaches new heights

City of London employ new ironic policing tactics.....

Last week, ACPO put out a strongly worded statement to all forces in England and Wales warning against over-use of anti-terror laws to question and search innocent photographers.

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Remember Cable Street? Wrong battle, mate

H&P paper, 24 November 2009

David Cesarani discusses why Communities Secretary John Denham was wrong to compare recent anti-Muslim demonstrations with fascist attacks on British Jews in the 1930s.

Read the paper, Remember Cable Street? Wrong battle, mate.