Civil liberties group calls for GSOC inquiry

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties called for an independent inquiry into the GSOC bugging revelations.

Civil liberties group calls for GSOC inquiry
Mon, 17 Feb, 2014 - 07:18

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties called for an independent inquiry into the GSOC bugging revelations.

The council said the inquiry is needed to "staunch the erosion of public trust" in the independence and effectiveness of Ireland's police accountability systems.

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