Met again arrests protesters for allegedly holding signs supporting Palestine Action | UK news
At an event in the center of London, he was arrested for a second week at an event where he refers to the Palestinian action.
Last week, 29 people gathered close to the Mahatma Gandhi statue in Parliament Square were arrested by the metropolis police officers who were invisible to support the group. Among them was an 83 -year -old priest Rev Sue Parfitt.
On Saturday, shortly after 13:00, the two small protesters group sat at the steps of both Gandhi and Nelson Mandela statues in Parliament Square. The action was organized by the campaign group defending our juries, saying that more shows will take place elsewhere in London and Manchester, Cardiff and Derry.
At 13:00 in the morning, Met, X said: uz We respond to a protest that supports the Palestinian action. Officers are in the process of arrest. We will make any updates on this issue. ”
In another article, MET said that civil servants kayın 41 arrests to support a prohibited organization ”.
Our defense juries said in X in X: “More than 300 police officers are seen to carry dozens of people from the bottom of Nelson Mandela and Gandhi statues for ‘terrorism crimes’. Those who have been arrested are accused of taking signs to support the Palestinian action.”
He also said that the group pushed the officers to arrest three deputies and many retirees from the crowds of the audience ve and that the police “moved” in a group of 13 people outside the BBC CYMRU center.
In London, met officials formed a cord around the demonstrations, who wrote messages supporting the Palestinian action with black marks on cardboard pieces and kept the signs quietly in the air.
Officers can be seen searching for protesters’ bags and receiving their ID cards. While the police hold handmade signs, some demonstrators can be seen on top of each other.
The protesters later moved away from the statues by the officers and was taken to the police minibuses parked around the square.
At the end of last month, Interior Minister Yette Cooper said that the group’s activists entered the shelf Brize Norton and falsified the two military planes with spray paint.
MPs voted in favor of the ban on the group on Wednesday. The House of Lords supported the movement the next day without voting.
UN experts condemned the ban on civilian freedom groups, cultural figures and hundreds of lawyers, and said that it formed a dangerous precedent by limiting the protest to terrorism.
The forbidden means that the Palestinian action has become the first direct action protest group banned under the law of terrorism and placed it in the same category with the Islamic State, Al Qaeda and the far -right group national action.
