Where are Starmer's famous human rights' beliefs?

I can see that there could be some awful situation whereby an agent would have to commit a terrible crime in order not to have cover blown, but I can see no reason why he couldn't get out of having sex with an unknowing woman.

"...this legislation which effectively gives under cover officers the right to murder or assault anyone without any fear of punishment."

Absolute rubbish. That flagrantly alarmist and rabble-rousing statement takes no account of the safeguards and limitations proposed, including oversight which takes account of the requirements of the Human Rights Act.
The brave men and women of the police, security, intelligence, and armed forces who undertake these particularly hazardous duties on our behalf need the clarity and protection that this legislation would provide.

Dan Carden Resigns from Labour Frontbench over CHIS Bill
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This is serious

The #SpyCopsBill could put undercover police officers and security agents above the law, granting a range of state agencies the power to licence agents and officers to commit grave crimes.

Now is the time to stand up for human rights and civil liberties.

#CHISBill

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