Freemason cops brought out into the light.
A UK High Court Judge has ruled in favor of the London Met Police policy of forcing its staff to declare present or past membership of Freemasonry Lodges or similar organizations.
The attempt by the United Grand Lodge of England and other organizations was dismissed despite claims that the Met rule breached human rights.
A legal challenge against the Met Police over its decision to force staff to declare whether they are or have been Freemasons has been thrown out by a High Court judge.
Mr Justice Chamberlain said on Tuesday that the Met’s decision “serves a legitimate aim, maintaining and…pic.twitter.com/rxfiLLy73A
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“Mr. Justice Chamberlain said the policy was a lawful and proportionate way for Scotland Yard to maintain and enhance public trust in policing.
[…] The attempted legal challenge came after the Met announced in December that officers and police staff would be required to declare internally if they were part of an organization that had a ‘confidential membership, hierarchical structures and requires members to support and protect each other’.”
The full judgment and press summary in United Grand Lodge of England and others -v- Metropolitan Police can now be read on the judicial website:https://t.co/G27kiUJr4D
— Judicial Office (@JudiciaryUK)February 17, 2026
Source: The Gateway Pundit
