Police arrest protesters in central London for holding placards supporting Palestine Action
Metropolitan police began to carry demonstrators in the center of London, which supported the Palestinian action.
After 42 detained last weekend, the third weekend, which protested against the ban on Palestinian action as a terrorist group in mass arrests in the capital.
On Saturday, the power confirmed that the demonstrators began to arrest the demonstrators after he wrote the message “I opposing the genocide, I support the Palestinian action” and after holding the signs before he was besieged by the police officers in the Mahatma Gandhi statue in Parliament Square.
Some were carried by civil servants, while others were taken to clamps. “There is no genocide, but there are still 50 hostages,” he said, a small number of protest banners.
Organizers defend our jury, Cornwall, Cornwall, eight people were arrested for holding the same signs. Other demonstrations are planned in Manchester, Edinburgh and Bristol.
MET said that 70 people were arrested in similar demonstrations in the Parliament Square on the last two weekends and 120 of our defense were arrested in a total of 120 of our juries.
Huda Ammori, the founding partner of the Palestinian action, comes in front of the Supreme Court hearing, where Green Light would want to challenge the group forbidding the group in accordance with the Anti -Terror Laws.
The prohibited means that the membership or support of the direct action group is a criminal offense that can be sentenced to up to 14 years in accordance with the 2000 Law of Terrorism.
In Westminster, civil servants police are expected to defend the jury demo in Parliament Square and an increasing police while the Palestinian coalition has a large -scale walking on Whitehall.
In addition, a static opposite protest will stop the hatred at the intersection of the Strand and Waterloo Bridge where the walk will pass.
Deputy Commissioner Adelekanan, who led the police operation, warned his officers that he would warn his officers about the use of cheers similar to the “IDF death ülen led by Bob Vylan at the Glastonbury Festival.
He said: “This is also the first large -scale protest in which an artist has initiated a police investigation of an aggressive hymn in one of the stages of an artist since the Glastonbury Festival.
“Following the similar uses of the same hymn in London, investigations are continuing by MET officers.”
He continued: “In previous protests, the area between the main march and any counter protests saw the most heated stock markets. Officers will work with the officials to ensure that the crowds continue to cross this point, including the divine in this field,” he said.
“When they realize the behaviors that are guilty of the protest, they will intervene and take appropriate measures.”
Mr. Adelekan, who supported the Palestinian action, said that “probably will commit a crime and will probably be arrested”.
“I urge these people to think of the seriousness of arrest within the scope of the law of terrorism and from travel to employment and financing-to think of real long-term consequences for the future of such arrest.”
The best way for the protesters to stay in laws said “threat, abusive and insulting language” or any support for banned groups.
