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UK: Protester wins surveillance database fight - John Catt, who has no criminal record, wins legal action to have records deleted from police database of suspected extremists

14 March 2013

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"An 88-year-old campaigner has won a landmark lawsuit against police chiefs who labelled him a "domestic extremist" and logged his political activities on a secret database."

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