
RashidSanook
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Domestic abuse can increase by up to by 38% during major footballing tournaments. 👉 Check in with loved ones 👉 Offer support 👉 Local support if you need it: orlo.uk/mt3bJ Let’s protect each other this World Cup. #SaferBD

🚨 BREAKING: Daniel Rushby, aka "Ponytail" a known Stand Up to Racism activist has been arrested for his role in the vicious attack on 17-year-old activist Young Bob in Manchester. Footage shows Rushby grabbing, punching, helping restrain the teen, and stealing/busting his camera equipment during the June 15 incident on Market Street. Young Bob suffered bruises, cuts, and a suspected concussion. Attacking a minor is serious - charges could include assault, robbery, and more. I wonder if he will recieve the same kind of immediate harsh sentencing that the boys from the Southampton protest got.















We were in the High Court today for the hearing in our judicial review against National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) abusive searching guidance. This guidance permits a detainee to be strip-searched by an officer of the opposite sex on the basis that both the detainee and officer “consent” to this. We think this is unlawful. Under “PACE” – the main law governing police conduct – strip searches MUST be carried out by an officer of the same sex. This protects officers as well as detainees. Our argument is simple: PACE is the only lawful basis for police searching, and it doesn’t permit opposite-sex searches that go beyond outer wear. Opposite-sex searches are unsafe and unlawful treatment of vulnerable detainees. We also think the guidance is discrimination against and harassment of female officers. Judgment was reserved, meaning it will be handed down at a later date. Pictured (from left to right): Cathy Larkman (@JackMerched), retired superintendent and policing lead for @WomensRightsNetwork; Sex Matters’ @hjoycegender, @mforstater and @derrybanshee; and Rachel Fletcher, Chair of Police SEEN (@PoliceSEENUK, a network of serving police officers).













