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Anti-terror police target schools and youth groups

Politicians, human rights lawyers, Muslim organisations and teachers have expressed dismay at a Scottish Special Branch initiative that sends officers to schools to encourage teachers to inform on pupils who are suspected of flirting with Islamic extremism.
Special Branch (SB) in Tayside is also operating in youth groups at Dundee’s universities and using everything from Asian corner shops and supermarkets to mosques and restaurants to gather intelligence on potential terrorist threats.

Neil Mackay investigates in the Sunday Herald

Posted on Sunday, June 11, 2006 by Registered CommenterEddie Truman in , |