watchdog takes aim at police database
Netpol begins High Court legal challenge against Met list of 'domestic extremists'
Police monitors sued the Met and Home Secretary Theresa May yesterday for keeping activists' details on a database of "domestic extremists."
Lawyers for non-profit police watchdog Netpol went to the High Court to challenge the Metropolitan Police's snooping effort.
The database contains a variety of personal details of about 9,000 people.
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