Protesters from Space Hijackers, which campaigns on public space issues, awarded up to £7,000 each after prosecutors drop case Eleven activists who took part in G20 protests seven years ago have received more than £60,000 in damages from the City of London police for false imprisonment, assault and breaches of the Human Rights Act. The case has raised serious questions about who owns personal data collected by police. The protesters, known as the Space Hijackers, took part in the April 2009 pr...
Protesters from Space Hijackers, which campaigns on public space issues, awarded up to £7,000 each after prosecutors drop case Eleven activists who took part in G20 protests seven years ago have received more than £60,000 in damages from the City of London police for false imprisonment, assault and breaches of the Human Rights Act. The case has raised serious questions about who owns personal data collected by police. The protesters, known as the Space Hijackers, took part in the April 2009 pr...
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