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>> 
>> You may have already heard about this event, I hope you can come and also
>> to help spread the word. If you would like to attend please do register in
>> advance online so we can know how many people to expect and provide food
>> for.
>> 
>> Hope to see you there!
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> The Standing up to Surveillance conference will take place on Sunday 17th
>> April, from 10.30am ­ 5pm,
>> at Rich Mix in Bethnal Green.
>> 
>> The conference is hosted by the Network for Police Monitoring and FITwatch
>> and offers an opportunity to explore and discuss the impact of police
>> surveillance on protest, political activity and communities.
>> 
>> The gathering of Œintelligence¹ by police on political protesters and
>> minority communities is now a commonplace activity.  It restricts our
>> ability to organise ourselves, and to express political views that may
>> differ from mainstream thinking.  It can also have a devastating effect on
>> communities and individuals who have to live with the consequences of
>> intrusive surveillance.
>> 
>> This conference includes speakers from protest groups who have seen the
>> impact of police tactics, from the gathering of names and addresses to the
>> deployment of undercover cops.  It also includes speakers from communities
>> targeted because of religion or because of the political situation in their
>> country of origin, who have also had to deal with interference from security
>> services as well as the police.
>> 
>> Entry is by donation ­ we suggest £5 (unwaged) £10 (waged).  If you are
>> intending to come, we ask that you register on-line in advance of the
>> conference.  This guarantees you entry (places are limited!), and we will
>> provide tea/coffee and a light vegan/vegetarian lunch!
>> 
>> See our website for further details and registration info:
>> www.standinguptosurveillance.wordpress.com
>> 
>> 
>> 
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