Palestine Action ban protesters plan to make their mass arrest ‘practically impossible’ | Palestine Action

In the next mass demonstration against the ban of the Palestinian action, the protesters will hide the details of the most massered processing in the police stations in order to make everyone arrest “impossible”.

On Friday, defending our juries, the pressure group behind the protests, will open records for the next show in London on September 6. The group said that only 1,000 people would continue if they agreed to participate, and that they would have become the biggest protest against the prohibition of Palestinian action since it was banned in June. More than 2,500 people are already interested in participating, he said.

At the beginning of this month, 532 people were arrested in the largest demonstration of the Palestinian action since it was banned. MET said that 212 of those arrested were transferred to the police stations after either refusing to give details or already on bail.

The remaining 320 were arrested and released on bail after giving details to the officers at the temporary processing points near Parliament Square. The force said he didn’t have to use any station outside London.

Officially participating in the online commitment will be asked to sign a online commitment that says “I am determined to participate in the signs of signs of mass participation on September 6, 2025 and“ I understand that participation in this action comes with the risk of arrest and other legal consequences ”.

In addition, the protesters will be asked to confirm that the street guarantee, which is said to be processed by the side of the road, is processed with bail and delivered the details and identities after delivering their details and identities, they read an action certificate that advises them not to comply with “Charade.

Instead, he teaches the participants not to give any details, which means that the officers will have to move them to a police station to perform the arrest. In a briefing to be given to those who committed to participation, the participants could not complete many arrests if they insisted on the right to be taken to a police station, which provided the right to provide legal advice ”.

Tim Crosland, a spokesman for defending our juries, was able to arrest a large number of people because of the fraud of using the ‘street bail to the mass scale’, that is, people arrested for terrorism crimes were rejected for free legal advice when they were taken to a police station.

“1,000 people sign the promise of participating on September 6, and if we have the critical audience we need for the action, and hundreds of people insist on the right to get free legal advice at a police station, Charade will emerge.

“It will be almost impossible for the police to arrest 1,000 people participating. As in the 1990 survey tax, any law, which is wrong enough to quickly encounter mass public opposition, becomes unjustly unacceptable and the government will have to scrape it.”

The last show was planned to take an hour, but he said that our juries will continue to protest the next month. Brmek We want you to continue the group’s collectivity until the police arrest people, as long as the police arrest people.

On Monday, a survey conducted with the survival of Labourlist found that seven of 10 workers believed that the government believed that the government was wrong to ban Palestinian action as a terrorist group. The activists were banned directly after entering the Raf Brize Norton and falsifying two military planes with spray paint.

Last week, former Cabinet Minister Peter Hain, the British government on the Palestinian action, “digs himself into a hole”, and workers’ peers and deputies voted to ban the group, he said. In July, he was one of the three workers who would vote against the ban.

The traitor wrote a piece for Guardian on Monday with the Labor Party MP Stella Creasy, who voted to ban the group. “They both said they accepted what happened, neither protect the protest nor sees the protest politics”.

Crosland said: “The government’s waste of loss of monumental police to accuse the genocide against the genocide was already condemned by politicians and public figures throughout the political spectrum. [Yvette] Cooper. “