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police defended the inclusion of environmental groups, such as the extinction of Rebellion and Greenpeace in Anti-Terror guide for, say, it was created to help frontline Officers .

the 24-page police guide was distributed to teachers and medical personnel as part of the anti-extremism briefings in the last year.

she appeared alongside extremist right-wing groups such as the National action.

extinction warned of Rebellion, it could have a "Chilling Effect " on people.

It Comes After counter-terrorism police in South-East England, admitted an "error of judgement" earlier this month - according to the list from the extinction of Rebellion, such as in a 12-page manual.

According to The Guardian , The Police document does not contain other violent groups, such as the pollution of the oceans, activists of the Sea Shepherd, the animal protection group Peta and The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND).

A signs and symbols-guide referred to The Paper shows a swastika in a section and the extinction of the Rebellion, and Greenpeace symbols in another.

Deputy Assistant Commissioner Dean Haydon, the senior national co-ordinator of the UK anti-terrorism, police work, said The Police account of legitimate protest groups, extremist or as a threat to National Security .

He said That the vision was prepared with the aim of supporting The Police "and understand the signs and symbols", so That you know That the difference between them.

In a statement, he said: "The guideline in question expressly States That many of the groups are included in the counter-terrorism interest, and That membership in them does not show a crime of any kind.

"beat The everything else is both unhelpful and misleading. "

He said the document was to help the government counter-terrorism strategy, known as the, but "only as a guide to detect it [Prevent] and to understand The Range of organisations That may face practitioners".

But, the extinction of rebellion, said its inclusion in the document nothing less than the finger "is on anyone who thinks differently to 'business as usual'. "

The Group , said: "The deterrent effect is to make people leave feeling scrutinized, observed, and put under pressure, feeling othered, are ashamed or afraid to be open about the things That interest you, such as The Environment and The World around us. "

Kate Hudson , General Secretary of The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament , the question of The Group recording in The Guide , saying it "threatens our right to political engagement and peaceful protest".

"We have No Secrets , and act in The Public interest," she added.

Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven said there was "nothing about extremist people from all walks of life in a peaceful, non-violent action to stop climate chaos and ecological collapse".

"Tars environmentalists and terrorist organizations with the same brush is not going to help against the terrorism fight. It can only harm The Reputation of the hard working police Officers . "

Source of news: bbc.com