2009
Jun
National DNA Database - a review of the general measures
Jun
Secret evidence undermines the right to a fair trial
Jun
Information retained in the National DNA Database profile records
Jun
Law Lords rule use of secret evidence is unfair
Jun
Pan African community evening about abuses to our civil liberties
Jun
Sentenced to genetic probation
May
Growth of the National DNA Database increases the risk of miscarriages
May
Mobile phones, tracking, data remanence, dataveillance and privacy - updates
May
Sky News Sunrise on Thursday at 8.15am
Apr
Step-by-step guide to reclaim your DNA
Apr
Why are you sending me to prison? I cannot tell you that
Apr
Soon to be former suspects
Apr
Public order tactics and the Lucifer effect
Apr
Those who are to be convicted
Apr
Missing CCTV footage - again
Apr
Voluntary electronic tagging
Apr
A public inquiry into police brutality is necessary
Mar
Home Secretary redefines terrorism as about trying to undermine shared values
Mar
The objective should not be to fight terrorists but to defeat them
Mar
National DNA Database: exceptional cases
Mar
Government postpones its information sharing plans
Mar
Police call for a climate of fear
Mar
Cease-Fear
Mar
From age 1- to 90+... everyone's DNA welcome as Jacqui holds the biobank
Mar
'Crossing a line' - a poem by Kent police
Mar
Three months on, you
still
can't get off the DNA database
Feb
Above the law
Feb
A simple guide to the Freedom of Information and Data Protection Acts
Feb
Snap a copper and get ten years in the slammer - (mis)interpretations
Feb
Unintended consequences of legislation on our basic rights and freedoms
Feb
GMP recruiting counter-terrorism informers - in hair salons
Feb
Seven years of counter-terrorism policies - enough
Feb
No prosecution for any offence arising either out of the death of Jean Charles de Menezes or for evidence given at the inquest
Feb
Poor at mind reading? Snap a copper and get ten years in the slammer
Feb
Risk assessment
Feb
Authoritative sources, independent sources and fact checking
Feb
Hostile reconnaissance - no conviction yet but trials coming
Jan
Human rights in the civil courts and a convention on modern liberty
Jan
The end of privacy in the UK
Jan
Stop'n'search gets touchy-feely
Jan
Been arrested, DNA sampled, are innocent and want to participate in an experiment?
Jan
The House of Common server was not accessed by the police
2008
December
Blog posts in 2008
Recalibrating the balance
Don't delay: Delete your DNA today
The Big Brother awards are back
Jean-Charles de Menezes inquest: majority decides open verdict
The sound of music torture
Consultations, are they worth the time?
Kevin Reynolds' case is found to be exceptional
Retaining DNA records of innocent people is a violation of human rights
Human Rights in the UK - event on 2008-12-10
November
ECHR judgment in S. and Marper v. United Kingdom to be delivered next week
Damian Green's data now owned by the police
MPs realise it's exceptional for innocents to get their DNA removed from the NDNAD and vote not to do anything about it
The Human Genetics Commission's NDNAD and PACE review consultations
Network operators and security theatre
Human Genetics Commission's NDNAD consultation
The DNA database and you - How big is it? How many get off it? Your questions answered...
Calm
October
Deaths in custody & Jean Charles de Menezes inquest
You can't judge a counter terrorism bill by its cover
September
The most expensive country to police in the world
Forgetting. Consequences
August
Counter terrorism videos
Saying, reading and photographing
Is the role of a criminal database to retain profiles of innocents?
July
Jean Charles de Menezes - 1096 days since his shooting by the Police and still no justice
June
Waiting for the actual removal of DNA, fingerprints and PNC records process map
Fighting torture with copyright, redux
Taking a stand against the slow strangulation of fundamental British freedoms by this government
Calls for a new regulatory framework to challenge DNA samples and profile retention
May
Final may not always be final
April
Letter of claim sent
Far along a destructive path
March
Right to protest in front of Parliament to be restored?
DNA retention of unconvicted people
Creating a climate of fear: counter-terrorism and punishment without trial
I'm not a terrorist, please let me travel
It's March, this year let's arrest photographers
February
ECHR hearing of UK DNA case
ACPO police certificates coming out of nowhere required for those going somewhere
January
Last few days for the consultation on Managing Protest around Parliament
What happens to the NDNAD backups?
Police to create process for destruction of DNA samples and removal of DNA profiles
2007
December
Blog posts in 2006-2007
Festive season
First woman convicted under the Terrorism Act
English legal system contaminated
National DNA Database breaches Articles 8 and 14 of the ECHR
November
Multics source reveals le jetteur des gazongues
Oppose any extension to the pre-charge detention period - lobby your MP
Stockwell One report eventually published
Record number of Section 44 stop and search by the Met in 2005/6, less than half a percent arrested in connection with terrorism
Health and Safety trial of the Police in the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes
October
It is now clear that the regime was techno-savvy, patient and thorough
Double standards
September
It will never happen to you. Take 234
Refuse to be terrorised
A web of indifferent watching devices
Censorship
The forensic use of bioinformation: ethical issues
Innocents are exceptional
August
Be very alert
Detention without trial
NDNAD - ERROR NOT FOUND
Jean Charles de Menezes, killed but not going away
July
Counter-terrorism: four Ps... and snitches
June
The Law Lords
Cet emplacement est vers le bas pour l'entretien
Copy of Stop and search form 5090 eventually given to me
Slipping in Downing Street
Government Discussion Document Ahead of Proposed Counter Terror Bill 2007
Go see Taking Liberties this week-end and take action
May
MPA and MPS say no to stop and question but like stop and search
Questioning the extension of stop and search to stop and question
Arrest innocent and guilty alike, get their DNA swabs, create their entire genome sequence
State of emergency, derogation from Article 5 of the ECHR and a further extension to the pre-charge detention period considered
NDNAD - one annual report and 162,200 duff records
We do not find that it would be conducive to the public good that the appellant should be deported on the grounds that it would be in the interests of national security so to do
One hundred and fifteen exceptional cases last year
Taking liberties
Forensic use of bioinformation and human rights
I fought the law by Dan Kieran
April
More mass lone demonstrations in one day than in 18 months
Creative use of the Data Protection Act - literally
Fighting torture with copyright and SOCPA with mass lone demos
Turning Britain into a nation of suspects - 3
Spying on its customers is ok... as long as you can lie about it
March
BST - GMT, UT, TAI, GPS, UTC
Authorised demonstration in Parliament Square
Terrorism definition, plus ca change
Creative use of the law as a form of protest
The Met is still registered with the Information Commissioner, and the entry is public... again
Not enough innocents arrested, let's do an ad campaign
Chris Lightfoot 1978-2007
No record found
February
Brent Concil calls on the Police to destroy DNA records of innocents
Stop the use Section 44 stop and search. It does not make us more secure
Id cards - bioinformation open for fishing?
Institutionalised snooping and hostile reconnaissance
I appeal to the IPCC the outcome of the investigation
Joining the dots - Department of potential evidences
Reason of arrest is no reason for questioning - is this reasonable?
January
Interviewed for the Greek TV news programme The Files
Lasso of truth to be used first on sex offenders
Q
There's no such thing as a war on terror in the UK streets... but send in the army just in case
Police sends report and outcome
Where is the Metropolitan Police entry in the data protection public register?
Should the Police keep your DNA forever?
Lock'em up
You're so September 10
Guantanamo must be closed
All your base are belong to US
The Christmas repeal
2006
December
Blog posts for 2006
A level of unparalleled threat
Findings of Police investigation now with misconduct office
Turning Britain into a nation of suspects - 2
Andy Hayman criticises Stop and Search under Section 44
IPCC confirms findings of Police investigations
Read, hear, see
Use of biometrics by the Home Office
November
At least 1,245 overflights or stopovers by CIA planes in Europe
The end of violence
Post 911 Blues
The DNA good practice manual
Practical handbook for border guards
Air travel
Selection of events in London about civil rights, Nov-Dec 2006
UK Police Terrorism Arrest Statistics (Excluding N. Ireland)
IPCC-supervised investigation completed
Parliamentary debates and the NDNAD
Turning Britain into a nation of suspects
October
Innocent in London - IPCC-supervised investigation close to conclusion
A pawn in their propaganda machine - unfounded claims
Is the UK a police state? - Sentenced after proven innocent
What happened to the Met?
Travelling while having a tan
September
New t-shirt designs
Response from the ICO about my complaint on LGC creating its own DNA mini database
Department of Potential Evidences - Sixty years ago
Traveling while being Hasidic Jew
Is the UK a police state? - Department of potential evidences
"MPA appoints new Deputy Assistant Commissioners to the Metropolitan Police Service"
Is the UK a police state? - A stampede against justice
Are you getting spam from gizmonaut.net?
Racism, liberty and the war on terror
August
A pawn in their propaganda machine - Security theatre
Techie and terrorist behavioural profiles are the same - Travelling while Asian
Fixing blog entries
Unimaginable scale
Is the UK a police state? - Hostile reconnaissance
Innocent in London - ICO explanations
July
Is the UK a police state? - Police accountability
Innocent in London - DNA samples kept by private company
One Year On - Is Justice Possible?
Before and After 7/7: Interrogating British 'Security' Policies
Innocent in London - Meeting the police
Innocent in London - Draft statement, another revision
Is the UK a police state? - The article that may get you arrested
June
Innocent in London - Draft statement
Innocent in London - Complaint recorded
Innocent in London - Need a statement
Innocent in London - Supervised investigation
Techie and terrorist behavioural profiles are the same - update
If you sent me an email this week, please read on...
Innocent in London - Complaint referred
Is the UK a police state? - Another mistake
Is the UK a police state? - 52nd Home Office bill
May
Innocent in London - Notes from MPA meeting
Is the UK a police state? - CCTV surveillance and DNA
MPA full Authority meeting tomorrow
Innocent in London - Question to the MPA
Innocent in London - A more positive entry
Community Safety Focus
Leaving do
April
BBC Programme Catalogue
Is the UK a police state? - Acts of Parliament
Innocent in London - IPCC complaint
New sign pictures - lost elephant
Innocent in London - MPS report
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