Solidarity Demo at the High Court

Royal Courts of Justice Strand, London, United Kingdom

On 15 January 1990 smoke was seen rising from the Stasi HQ in Berlin as officers desperately tried to destroy the evidence of their abuses. Citizens stormed the building, stopped the destruction and, for the first time, saw the files that showed the scale and depth of what the political secret police had been doing […]

Voices of the Spied On – COPS Public Meeting

Diskus Room, Unite the Union 128 Theobalds Road, London

As the scandal of Britain's political secret police continues to grow, and with a full scale public inquiry imminent, come and hear from those who were targeted by spycops and are leading the fight for justice. On Thursday 21 January we are hosting a public meeting in London. On the panel are: Kate Wilson The […]

Domestic Extremist Awareness Day

On 5 February, the third annual Domestic Extremist Awareness Day is calling for the closure of the discredited police unit responsible for surveillance on political dissent. If you are an anti-fracking campaigner, you may have been branded a domestic extremist by a Prevent anti-radicalisation workshop, or identified as one when stopped unexpectedly at a UK […]

Any Means Necessary play, Nottingham

Nottingham Playhouse Wellington Circus, Nottingham

When Mark Kennedy's infiltration of activists planning to shut down Nottinghamshire's Ratcliffe on Soar coal fired power station led to the collapse of a trial, the spycops scandal hit national awareness and began the slew of revelations that is still flowing forth. Nottingham Playhouse have commissioned a play, Any Means Necessary, based on events around […]

Any Means Necessary play, Nottingham

Nottingham Playhouse Wellington Circus, Nottingham

When Mark Kennedy's infiltration of activists planning to shut down Nottinghamshire's Ratcliffe on Soar coal fired power station led to the collapse of a trial, the spycops scandal hit national awareness and began the slew of revelations that is still flowing forth. Nottingham Playhouse have commissioned a play, Any Means Necessary, based on events around […]

Any Means Necessary play, Nottingham

Nottingham Playhouse Wellington Circus, Nottingham

When Mark Kennedy's infiltration of activists planning to shut down Nottinghamshire's Ratcliffe on Soar coal fired power station led to the collapse of a trial, the spycops scandal hit national awareness and began the slew of revelations that is still flowing forth. Nottingham Playhouse have commissioned a play, Any Means Necessary, based on events around […]

Any Means Necessary play, Nottingham

Nottingham Playhouse Wellington Circus, Nottingham

When Mark Kennedy's infiltration of activists planning to shut down Nottinghamshire's Ratcliffe on Soar coal fired power station led to the collapse of a trial, the spycops scandal hit national awareness and began the slew of revelations that is still flowing forth. Nottingham Playhouse have commissioned a play, Any Means Necessary, based on events around […]

Blacklisting & Police Surveillance film screening and talk, Scottish Parliament

The Burns Rooms Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh

Neil Findlay MSP and Lucy Parker, artist filmmaker. Wednesday 10th February 2016, 6pm – 8pm ‘Do we have a policing and justice system that treats everyone the same, irrespective of class, status, colour, religion or political persuasion, or do we have one that picks out individuals and groups for special treatment because they challenge the […]

Any Means Necessary play, pay as you feel performance, Nottingham

Nottingham Playhouse Wellington Circus, Nottingham

When Mark Kennedy's infiltration of activists planning to shut down Nottinghamshire's Ratcliffe on Soar coal fired power station led to the collapse of a trial, the spycops scandal hit national awareness and began the slew of revelations that is still flowing forth. Nottingham Playhouse have commissioned a play, Any Means Necessary, based on events around […]

Helen Steel and Bruce Kent talk, Nottingham

Nottingham Playhouse Wellington Circus, Nottingham

John Hess, former Political Editor for BBC East Midlands, talks to activists Helen Steel and Bruce Kent about their experiences of undercover policing. Helen Steel is an environmental activist who was involved with the long-running McLibel trial. When Helen’s partner John Barker suddenly disappeared, she discovered that he had lied about his name, age and […]