Met police accused of targeting pro-Palestine protesters for stop and search
The Metropolitan Police used section 11 suspicionless stop-and-search powers nearly 50 times, mainly at a Gaza protest, with no arrests recorded from 40 searches.
I now think police use of live facial recognition will make us safer here's why you should think so too | Brian Paddick
Live facial recognition at large crowded events can non-discriminatorily identify a small minority of offenders while minimally impacting other attendees.
The east London youth hub where everyone knows someone who has been stop and searched
Khaleel emphasizes the importance of understanding rights related to stop and search, noting that most attendees personally know someone who has experienced it, reflecting its prevalence.