Hundreds of arrests in police arrest in support of Palestine Action in London: Live

Palestine Action is a direct action group that was banned by the home office, with several members after breaking the spray-paint military aircraft at the Oxfordshire RAF base.

Formed in 2020, Palestine Action The last five years have held a series of direct action protests, against arms manufacturers working and selling in the UK on a large scale Weapon to Israel.

Revealing the intention of banning the group after the incident on 23 June, Ms. Cooper said that it was the latest in “long history of unacceptable criminal damage by Palestine action”.

The crowd gathered at Westminster at 1 o’clock can be seen writing on white placards, with a vast majority with a vast majority.

Several protesters traced the Palestine Action Britain carrying Placards, while Hamas hides in hospitals, schools and mosques “, went to the crowd before being led by metropolitan police officers.

Other groups of protesters who were not catching placards had gathered around the idols of Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela, which pro -Palestinians sang in mantras.

The officials picked up the protesters – some sitting and some lying flat – away from the ground before removing them.

The audience appreciated the protesters and shouted the “shame” in the police who arrested the police.

Bianka was one of the protesters at the Jagger Parliament Square, who gave a signal quoting the words of the United Nations Human Rights Volcar Turk.

Sri Turk criticized the ban, saying that it was on obstacles with the International Human Rights Act.

Ms. jagger It is written in Independent She will be in protest “to demand that the UK government maintains our right to freedom of speech and condemn the massacre that the Israeli government is committing a crime against the Palestinian people in Gaza”.

People protesting against the terrorist ban of Palestine Action participate in a collective action at the Parliament Square in Westminster, Central London.

Police have started arresting protesters to support the banned terrorist group Palestine Action at Parliament Square, Westminster.

Hundreds of people gathered at Westminster at 1 pm today and I wrote that “I oppose the genocide. I support Palestine Action” at cardboard signals.

It is a crime under terrorist laws, as the law bans hints or T-shirts in support of terrorist groups.

Home Secretary Yatete Cooper recently prosecuted the Group Palestine’s action after the attack on UK military aircraft at the RAF Brise Norton.

The challenge of an upcoming High Court in November allows Palestine’s action to challenge his prosecution.