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Hooliganism” and the abuse of INTERPOL’s systems

06 November 2013

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"Cases such as Pussy Riot (pictured) and the Greenpeace “Arctic 30” protesters have drawn worldwide attention to the vaguely-defined offence of “hooliganism”"

See: Hooliganism” and the abuse of INTERPOL’s systems (Fair Trials International, link)

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