Protesters backing Palestine Action vow ‘major escalation’ in campaign amid crackdown
As a terrorist organization, a protest group that campaign against the prohibition of the Palestinian action, the Interior Minister announced that the police will be given more power to restrict demonstrations and promised civil disobedience in the key cities and towns in the UK.
After Shabana Mahmood’s statement on Sunday, Juries warned our Juries (DEJ) about a “great rise ve in his campaign, followed by a protest on Saturday, when there were about 500 arrests.
Under the greater powers, Mrs. Mahmood said that civil servants would be allowed to take into account the “cumulative effect of repeated demonstrations, and that repeated large -scale protests cause“ important fear için for the Jewish community.
On the other hand, Doj said that he would increase the campaign to remove the Palestinian action before the legal difficulty against being heard in the High Court. He said the judicial investigation will take place between November 25-27 and will take place with civil disobedience between cities and towns planned between 18-29 November.
According to Doj, 488 people came after being arrested for supporting a Palestinian action staged on Saturday, and brought the total number of arrests to challenge the ban on the group, according to Doj.
A spokesman of the campaign group said: “The government believes that the unprecedented attack of the unprecedented attack from the United Nations, Amnesty International, Legal experts and even old public prosecution – this did not confirm that we have warned in any way.
They added: “The extraordinary new insult of the Minister of the Interior will ban the increasing reaction to our democracy.
The event in London on Saturday took place on Thursday after a terrorist attack on a synagogue in Manchester, despite the restriction from Sir Keir Starmer and police chiefs.
The government will change the 12th and 14th of the 1986 Public Order Law to allow the police to clearly consider the cumulative effect of protests on local areas to implement conditions for public procurement and meetings.
The Minister of the Interior will also review the current legislation to ensure that the powers are sufficient and to be consistently implemented by the police forces – this will openly include the powers of prohibiting protests.
Currently, there is a high bar that restricts the ability of the police to completely ban a walk. It requires the risk of “serious public disorder ..
In accordance with the recommended changes, if a protest was performed in the same area for weeks and caused a repeated disorder, the police will have the authority to meet conditions such as the order of keeping the activity elsewhere. Anyone who violates the conditions will face the risk of arrest and prosecution.
During the protest on Saturday, MET police said that people should be transported by several officers at a time because they refused to move away.
Paula Dodds, the President of the Metropolitan Police Federation, said that civil servants are “physically exhausted” but continued to be called to “to facilitate these brutal protests”.
However, the Human Rights Group International UK Campaigns Director Kerry Moscogiuri said: “It is not the police to arrest hundreds of people to sit peacefully and keep these signs.
“These arrests violate and should not violate Britain’s International Human Rights Obligations.”
