The Preliminary hearing for the #Filton10, who have been unjustly imprisoned for trying to stop genocide, was held in Court 2 of the Old Bailey on Friday 13th September 2024 at 10.30am. This is an account of that hearing.
#Filton10 Preliminary Hearing Read More »
Yesterday we marked 32 day’s that the #Filton10 have been unjustly imprisoned for trying to stop genocide.
Unjustly Imprisoned For Over A Month – #Filton10 Day 32 Read More »
This week we monitored a met police live facial recognition deployment in Croydon. 83% were wrongful stopped, and we witnessed systemic racism with most black suspects (all innocent) being immediately handcuffed before checks were carried out despite fully cooperating with the police – one shackled for over 30mins, whilst white suspects were never handcuffed before checks were carried out. Black innocent suspects were on average stopped for over twice as long as white innocent suspects.
Watching The Watchers Read More »
Today at our weekly kitchen, as part of our campaign of solidarity with the #Filton10, we marked Day 25 of their imprisonment – ten courageous heroes who tried to stop genocide.
#Filton10 : Day 25 – Imprisoned For Trying To Stop Genocide Read More »
Recently we observed a rogue ‘off the books’ police facial recognition surveillance of a peaceful Palestine protest that didn’t follow Met procedures and doesn’t appear on the official Met LFR deployment logs.
Today the Resistance Kitchen launched a campaign in solidarity with the #Filton10. Ten brave souls who have been imprisoned for trying to stop genocide in Palestine by dismantling the production of Israeli weapons of death destined from the UK to Israel.
Solidarity with the #Filton10 Read More »
The Resistance Kitchen, along with 20 other community organisations, with the support of several local councillors, have launched a campaign to stop the Metropolitan Police’s use of live facial recognition surveillance of our community.
Community Demands Police Stop Facial Recognition Surveillance Read More »
The Resistance Kitchen had a short, but insightful exchange, on a public forum, with Lindsey Chiswick, the Director of Intelligence for the Metropolitan Police Service, who is also the National Police Chiefs’ Council Lead on Facial Recognition.
Met’s Lead On Facial Recognition – Insightful Exchange Read More »
Police live facial recognition surveillance vans have recently invaded our public spaces in Croydon. They target marginalised communities – scanning their faces to steal their biometric data without their consent, treating them like suspects forced into a digital line up against a police watchlist every time they walk near the van…
Stop Police Facial Recognition Surveillance Read More »
This week I attended the London Police Race Action Plan community engagement meeting in Croydon, aimed at ending the systemic racism of the Metropolitan Police Service.
London Race Action Plan – A Serious Attempt At Anti-Racism Or Just Window Dressing? Read More »
