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UK: Ex-KGB agent sues MI5 over ‘privacy breach’

Posted on January 5, 2011 by pogowasright.org

Robert Verkaik reports:

A former senior KGB agent is suing MI5 over invasion of his privacy, alleging his family members were victims of a campaign of harassment and unlawful surveillance.

Judges are now investigating claims made by Boris Karpichkov that his east London home was broken into and his telephone calls and post unlawfully intercepted.

Read more in The Independent.

Thanks to the reader who sent in this link.

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