The Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust says storing information leads to vulnerable people, such as young black men, single parents and children, being victimised.
For the full story, see BBC News:
BBC News - Call to scrap 'illegal databases' - UK
Monday, 23 March 2009
Call to scrap 'illegal databases' - UK
A quarter of all government databases are illegal and should be scrapped or redesigned, a report has claimed.
The Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust says storing information leads to vulnerable people, such as young black men, single parents and children, being victimised.
For the full story, see BBC News:
BBC News - Call to scrap 'illegal databases' - UK
The Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust says storing information leads to vulnerable people, such as young black men, single parents and children, being victimised.
For the full story, see BBC News:
BBC News - Call to scrap 'illegal databases' - UK
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