UK No Borders Actvists Stopped and Searched at Border
Last Hours | 23.06.2009 14:23 | Migration | Repression
No Borders activists on their way to the Calais No Borders Camp where stopped before boarding their ferry by British Border control at Dover.
They where stopped under schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act and made to miss their ferry.
Though they where stopped under the terrorism act, police only took details and tested diesel - no search was made.
They are now on another ferry on their way to the camp.
Stay up to date with what is happening at the camp at http://www.lasthours.org.uk and http://twitter.com/noborderswales
Though they where stopped under the terrorism act, police only took details and tested diesel - no search was made.
They are now on another ferry on their way to the camp.
Stay up to date with what is happening at the camp at http://www.lasthours.org.uk and http://twitter.com/noborderswales
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Crap bastards
23.06.2009 17:52
Muppetwatch
muppet muppet
23.06.2009 19:37
camper
Solidarity!
23.06.2009 21:43
anon
I'm with Muppet
24.06.2009 09:55
These annoying kids are typical teenage lefties playing at radical politics before they settle down and get a well paid job.
Tallskin
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Judicial Review
24.06.2009 10:25
I would suggest the best thing to do is everyone who encounters this illegal use of the law should document it, and go for a judicial review.
Roger Smith
HI muppetwatch im in calais
24.06.2009 15:44
I going to be brief because I cant spend all day lounging on the Internet like “muppetwatch” I need to go and engage in the grown up politics of the real world, I.e highlighting the humanitarian crisis that is unfolding 20 miles from the shore of Britain, the only rational response to which is opening the border!
PS the people from the minibus arrived here safely
PPS I believe more detailed UK IMC reports are to come as the Internet has only recently been connected here,
Kermit the frog