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the rights you didn't know you'd lost posted by anonymous on mon 25 mar 2013 at 20:58 tags: cctv , civil liberties , habeas corpus , protest , secret courts recent decades have seen a dramatic curtailing of hard won civil liberties. these restrictions have been inadvertently cushioned by the expansion of the internet and the ability to exercise some of these rights by proxy on the web. today we look at the scale of the civil liberties confiscations. read more » 3 comments rowan atkinson discusses freedom of expression posted by denny on wed 24 oct 2012 at 13:08 tags: freedom of speech 0 comments org urges caution over web blocking orders posted by denny on tue 23 oct 2012 at 12:23 tags: bpi , censorship , org , web blocking in response to the bpi's call to block three websites before christmas, jim killock from the open rights group said: "web blocking is an extreme response. the orders are often indefinite and open ended, and will be blocking legitimate uses. the bpi and the courts need to slow down and be very careful about this approach. "the bpi seem to be trying to speed things up and that is not good. it will lead to carelessness and unneeded harms. "as an approach, censorship is a bad idea. it leads to more censorship, and is unlikely to solve the problem it seeks to address. read more » 0 comments don't be on a database posted by denny on mon 22 oct 2012 at 23:04 tags: database state , fit , ndeu , netpol the network for police monitoring (netpol) have launched a campaign to limit the gathering of data by the police on political protest. the campaign, don't be on a database , encourages protesters to assert their legal rights to keep their personal details private. the campaign includes a series of posters and flyers with the words, 'your name and address are none of their business' . read more » 0 comments police opt out of accountability posted by anonymous on mon 22 oct 2012 at 18:51 tags: accountability , duggan , ipcc , met , police suppose if i were a bus driver, out on my rounds, driving drunk and recklessly and somewhere along the line there was a dreadful fatal collision. the next morning i agreed to give a written statement but absolutely refused to meet the investigators of the crash, refusing to tell them, in person, my version of events. furthermore, what would you think if my wilful unaccountable silence was known about yet decidedly not reported and positively glazed over in the media when reporting on the event? read more » 2 comments police misconduct posted by davidrose on mon 14 nov 2011 at 15:28 tags: accountability , corruption , misconduct , police police misconduct has been the subject of great debate recently. drs mawby and wright of keele university provide an excellent summary of police accountability . their document gives us all an excellent overview of a subject we [ the public] know little about. many may believe that police accountability is not relevant to them but it is important to understand that the public get the quality of service they fight for. emergencies can happen at any time, day or night - to anyone. a police officer can make the difference between life and death. it is in everyone's interest to ensure that policing in the uk is proportionate, accountable and done with utmost respect to the civil liberties. the public have a right to expect the highest standards - afterall, it is the tax payer who pays for the uk's policing and pays out compensation for the mistakes made. it is therefore in the interest of the economy to have robust, effective policing not a version of the wild west. read more » 0 comments soas protest trials collapse after video contradicts police lies posted by johan_van_rooyen on mon 7 nov 2011 at 15:07 tags: charge the victim , civil liberties , police brutality , protest two more cases collapsed at highbury corner magistrates' court on monday, 31 october when police offered no evidence against student demonstrators following the acquittal of a third protestor the previous week. aaron peters and ashok kumar, both phd students, had the cases against them dismissed after dramatic video and photo evidence was presented in a related case against simon behrman on the thursday, 27 october. the footage and photos found on the internet by kumar's solicitor, matt foot, directly contradict the witness statements of six police officers. "five arrests were instigated by primarily one police officer who basically lied," said peters in an interview with this writer. read more » 0 comments uk police have rings of steel posted by helen on wed 2 nov 2011 at 15:06 tags: acpo , anpr , crime , database state , deterring protest , freedom of movement , police , surveillance anpr stands for automatic number plate recognition . the uk has a network of anpr cameras which can be found on most motorways and main roads, as well as at ports, petrol stations, and in a few cases entirely surrounding the centre of some cities or towns - a so-called 'ring of steel'. read more » 1 comment private police operating beyond the law posted by denny on mon 24 oct 2011 at 12:46 tags: g4s , ipcc , privatisation , reliance security interesting article in the independent today: hundreds of privately contracted police officers are working for forces across the country despite being unaccountable to the watchdog responsible for investigating deaths in custody, public complaints and allegations of wrongdoing, an investigation by the independent has found. the independent police complaints commission (ipcc) has no automatic power to discipline privately contracted staff even if individual failures or misconduct contribute to the death or serious injury of a detainee. the government has failed to close this regulatory loophole despite warnings dating back several years. the ipcc has investigated a number of cases in which privately contracted staff were found to be working alongside police officers when a detainee suffered serious harm or death. 1 comment the privatisation of public spaces posted by anonymous on sun 23 oct 2011 at 13:48 tags: crime , freedom of movement , privatisation , protest , stopping orders it was nemesisrepublic who pointed me in the direction of a document by anna minton - on the privatisation of public space . the first time i stumbled across this as a concept was during my brighton days when anti-capitalist types in the brighton peace and environment centre (where i was a volunteer in the information resource centre during its gardner street days) told me that people could not protest inside the churchill square shopping centre because it was legally private property. read more » 0 comments « previous 10 articles tweets by @policestateuk login / register username : password : [ advanced login ] -- register account contribute contribute contribute an article » suggest a poll » poll current poll do you think a conservative government will be good for civil liberties? they couldn't do worse than labour of course they'll be worse, they're the tories they're all as bad as each other 690 votes / 5 comments weblogs recent blog posts jaipur sightseeing taxi by kdcab custom american flag canvas painting prints in usa by canvasstand cash for junk cars by ethan147 blogs on topic by dbrown the police state is here. by itsjustaride ben flanagan / fraud case by clocktower11 ( 39 comments ) remember the suffragettes: a black friday vigil by helen internet eyes by denny a world in chaos to a community at peace:solutions by blu-struck ( 12 comments ) surveillance by malcolmlody ( 5 comments ) previous headlines site news 23 october 2012 we're back online! a server move at the end of last year left us with some weird technical issues, and life left us too busy to fix them, but we finally found the time and here we are - looking forward to publishing your civil liberties news and opinion pieces once more! 07 june 2011 this site now has over 200 registered users. 12 november 2010 we're seeing a build up in spam, bot

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Domain name:
policestate.co.uk

Registrant:
Denny de la Haye

Registrant type:
UK Individual

Registrant's address:
The registrant is a non-trading individual who has opted to have their
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Registrar:
Gandi [Tag = GANDI]
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Relevant dates:
Registered on: 27-Nov-2006
Expiry date: 27-Nov-2025
Last updated: 21-Feb-2016

Registration status:
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