Pro-Palestine activists disrupt London Pride parade as they cover float with red paint day after Palestine Action were banned
The pro -Palestinian activists broke the London pride parade for covering a buoy with red paint.
Four youth demand protesters targeted Cisco’s truck for accusing the US -based company ‘genocide’ and said there was no ‘place’ in the event.
It comes 24 hours after the emergence of the Palestinian action was banned and determined as a terrorist organization.
Last night, a judge’s founding partner Huda Ammori’s legal difficulty to prevent the government from prohibiting it under the 2000 terrorism law.
Today, photographs from the London Pride event show the red paint and Palestinian flags buckets of the youth demand activists group sitting in front of Cisco’s buoy.
While the protesters were removed and five people were arrested, the parade was postponed for about one hour.
Youth demand was claimed on social media: ‘The technology company Cisco has a long -standing partnership with the Israeli army and provides mass killing of Palestinians through advanced military communication networks that are facilitated by united communication systems.
“ They provided Israel’s genocide attack against Gaza and supplied the technologies that had no place in London Pride.
During the 2025 pride parade in London, the ‘youth demand’ activists holding the Palestinian flags attaches themselves to a truck
Police officers detain a ‘Youth demand’ activist on the 2025 Pride Parade Day in London
Pro -child protesters coming from the demand for youth throw red paint and passionate to the bullet buoy
“ They are not only complex in war crimes, but also actively provide military communication in an apartheid province.
‘A total of trade embargo and criminal partner companies on Israel are putting an end to the pink wash.’
The group targeted Cisco Flash while passing through Piccadilly at 12.30 today.
The four activists glued themselves, ‘We blame you of genocide’.
A met police spokesman said: ‘Met Civil servants, youth demand protesters in the center of London, the pride activity after the event was arrested.
‘In about 12:30 hours, four members of the group threw a red paint on a truck at the passage ceremony and glued themselves to the vehicle outside Rhythz.
“ He was removed by expert officers and arrested. A fifth member of the group was arrested in the crowd.
‘The parade ceremony started again and an important police operation continues.’
Youth demand yesterday with the Palestinian action ‘definite’ stopped, he said.
The group targeted the Cisco buoy while passing through Piccadilly around 12.30 today.
Police officers, a ‘youth demand’ activist handcuffed on the 2025 Pride Parade Day in London
A ‘Youth demand’ activist reacts to a truck on the 2025 Pride Parade Day in London.
The group published on social media: ‘The prohibition of the Palestinian action, the most ominous ascension we have seen in the actions of silencing those who resist the genocide of this government.
‘Britain sending arms to Israel and flying spies on Gaza, terrorizing those who stand at home with unprecedented pressure.’
The proposal to ban the Palestinian action was approved by both the House of Commons and the House of Lords this week.
Membership and support for the direct action group will make a criminal offense that can be sentenced to up to 14 years in prison.
However, despite the demand, Mr. Justice Chamberlain refused to prevent Ammori’s struggle in the High Court.
He said: ‘Temporary relief is rejected, but later the claim that the claim was inadequate to overweight the strong interest in maintaining the order.’
Ammori’s legal team was also rejected and was advised to take their cases directly to the appeal court.
Pro -child protesters from the demand for youth, during the annual pride parade in London, red paint and glue themselves to the float in front
Police officers detained the “Youth Request” activist on the 2025 Pride Parade Day in London
While the protesters were removed, the parade ceremony was postponed for about one hour and five people were arrested
Currently, 81 organizations have already been banned within the scope of the 2000 law, including Hamas, al -Qaeda and national action.
The hearing on Friday comes after the estimated damage to two Voyager planes in the Raf Brize Norton on June 20 by the Palestinian action.
29-year-old Amy Gardiner-Gibson, 24-year-old Jony Cink, Daniel Jeronymidites-Norie, 36 and 22-year-old Lewis Chiaramello, is accused of intentionally prohibited for a prejudiced purpose for the United Kingdom’s security or interests and performs punishment damage.
After appearing in the Westminster Magistrates’ Court, they were detained and they will appear in Old Bailey on 18 July.
