A member of the Irish-Language Rap Triao Cancap, ‘Free Mo Chara’ has reached the court wearing a T-shirt, as a bandember is accused of terrorism on a Hizbollah flag.
The musicians smiled and said a thumb to a crowd of hundreds of supporters outside the Westminster Magistrate Court as they proceeded from the stairs of the building on Wednesday.
LIAM OG O Hannaidh, also known as Mo Char, alleged that he displays a flag in support of the accused terrorist organization Hizbullah during a gig in the O2 Forum Kentish townAnswer Londonlast November.
Naoise o Cairealláin and JJ OCH DOCHARTAIGH, who come in a scam of fans who made their vehicles happy.
The mob collected outside the court before the hearing, which was hearing before the hearing, “protecting the knee”. A group of protesters of all ages happy as an advertising van, with the support slogan used for Mo variables – ‘more blacks, more dogs, more Irish, mojars’ – crossed the court.
35 -year -old Charles Parker said it was important to protest to him because he believed in “freedom of speech”, saying: “I have been a fan of Kneecap because I saw him in Belfast about five years ago.”
Copyeriter Victoria Ashworth and his daughter Lily traveled from their homes to Sri OG O Hannade to participate in protest before the court hearing.
53 -year -old Ms. Ashworth said: “I think the allegations are completely ridiculous. I believe in freedom of speech.”
Belfast Rap Group claimed “plaster” London with messages supporting its bandmate ahead of the presence of their court, describing the prosecution as a “witch hunting” in a post on X on Tuesday evening.
Mr. O Haninah, who appeared in the court list under Liam O’hanna, is accused of displaying a flag in a public place, “In this way or in such circumstances, as appropriate doubt that he is a supporter of an prosecuting organization” – Namli Hizbullah,
The Lebanese Group is an indictary terrorist organization in the UK, which means that it is illegal to be a member or support them.
Metropolitan Police It is said that Bal had informed Mr. O Hannade about a video from Gig in the O2 Forum, which was posted online.
Kneecap said he “never supported” Hamas Or Hizbullah, both have been banned in Britain.
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