The Netherlands: Police violate rights of peaceful protesters

By Amnesty International

Unlawful surveillance of peaceful protesters in the Netherlands is undermining the right to privacy and having a chilling effect on the right to protest, said Amnesty International Netherlands in a report published today.   The report, Unchecked power: ID checks and collection of data from peaceful protesters in the Netherlands, finds that supervision and control of police surveillance methods fall short of both national laws and […] The post The Netherlands: Police violate rights of peaceful protesters   appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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