Police ‘start making arrests’ in London as hundreds wave Palestine Action banners | UK | News
Police arrested more than 50 demonstrators in Parliament Square by supporting the Palestinian action. Despite the warnings of the metropolitan police, the protesters filled the parliamentary square, and many of them were reading grass holding or reading banners: orum I support the Palestinian action in the face of genocide. ”
A task by the Metropolitan Police said: “In this crowd, he exhibits banners expressing the support of the Palestinian action, a banned group. He added a next statement:” Now we have made more than 50 arrests in Parliament Square and our interventions are continuing. We have important resources for this operation. We will arrest everyone who will take time, but expressing the support for the Palestinian action. “
Defend organizers, our juries previously predicted more than 500 participants, promised to continue the demonstration.
The prohibition, which was issued by the law of terrorism by Cooper last month in accordance with the law of terrorism last month, makes a criminal offense to become a member of the Palestinian action that could be sentenced to up to 14 years or to support the Palestinian action.
The decision followed the advice from the Joint Terror Evaluation Center, which concluded that the group was prepared for terrorism and carried out violence actions that caused injury and major damage.
The Ministry of the Interior insists that the ban is not a wider pro -Palestinian activism, but that it only aims for the organization.
Police brought officers from outside London to support a “an important police presence için for a weekend, one of which was organized by the Palestinian coalition and the other stopped the hatred of the Isracian group, as well as two major walks, which includes two major marches in Wembley.
Deputy Commissioner Adelekan warned that everyone who has visible supporting the Palestinian action can expect to be arrested with long -term results for travel, employment and finance.
Today’s performance has seen some counter protesters holding signs of the Palestinian action that accused the group of “terrorizing Britain”. It was accompanied by the police. Elsewhere, around Panatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela sculptures, chanting pro -pilist’s slogans were gathered without banner protesters.
Since the ban, more than 200 arrests have been made in similar protests throughout the country. This week, three people – 71 -year -old Jeremy Shippam, 71 -year -old Judit Murray and 53 -year -old Fiona Maclean – were the first accused under the new law.
