Police use of anti-terror powers to detain French publisher ruled unjustified

Publisher Ernest Moret was stopped and questioned for 5 hours at a London train station, then arrested overnight for refusing to unlock his phone
Independent review concluded counter-terrorism powers should not have been used to investigate Moret's involvement in protests
Moret's lawyer demanded an apology and compensation for the unjustified detention and privacy violation
The Metropolitan Police will refer the case to the police oversight body and review the findings
The incident sparked outrage over the excessive use of anti-terror laws against peaceful protestors