RESEARCH & REPORTING of
EXTRA-JUDICIAL CIVIL RIGHTS ABUSES


We conduct surveys, discussions and case studies of police, security & community covert harassment, interference & suppression.

 
 

Police and Transit Security view the daily journeys of millions of citizens passing through a system of porous security zones.

Surveillance and plain clothed security services at these times will make superficial assessments regarding your health and suitability.

Transit Report conducts independent research in order to advance typologies of social repression.

 
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Essential definitions for understanding the past century and the road ahead.

HARASSMENT

Conducted by police forces, private security agencies and recruited community members of all ages.

STALKING

Covert surveillance utilising psychological, physical and economic harm tactics just like a cold war.

PROVOCATEURS

The Function of a provocateur is plausible deniability for governments, municipalities and businesses from charges of assault, interference and scamming.

SET PIECE

A Scene or elaborate scenario such as a traffic accident.

SOCIAL ENGINEERING

Obtaining and disseminating information by manipulating and/or deceiving individuals.

 
 

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Tactics to suppress, disenfranchise and maim citizens

PROVOCATION

 Pushing or enticing another to commit an illegal or rash act or falsely implicate or to lose self control. 

COAXING A RESPONSE

A Tactic used to gain a response or defensive reaction out of fear or social convention. 

INDICATING HARM

Threatening by demeanour, proximity or words of unwanted physical contact or attempt.

INTERFERENCE

Intentionally damaging someone's business, employment or education causing economic harm.

ENDANGERMENT

Wrongful, reckless or wanton actions likely to produce death or grievous bodily harm to another person.

 
 
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