Opinion

The Home Office must not be allowed to bury the spycops inquiry

Imran Khan 28 Aug

United Kingdom

The Home Office must not be allowed to bury the spycops inquiry — Sources: Imran Khan

Doreen Lawrence and other victims of police surveillance have waited decades for justice. Delays and expense due to Met intransigence are no excuse to deny them that In June 2013 Peter Francis, a former Metropolitan police officer, broke a 20-year silence about the role he had played in surveilling the family of Stephen Lawrence in a documentary jointly made by the Guardian and Channel 4’s Dispatc

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