Pro-Palestine protester threatened with arrest takes legal action against Kent police | Protest
A protester who is threatened by the threat of arrest in accordance with the law of terrorism in order to regulate the Palestinian flag and has signs of “Free Gaza” and “Israel is committing genocide commitment ,, is conducting legal proceedings against the relevant police force.
Armed police, 42 -year -old Laura Murton’a Canterbury last month, the city’s show, in the early July, the Palestinian action banned within the scope of the legislation of terrorism expressed views.
Murton said that none of his signs were talking about Palestinian action. “I don’t know,” he replied when asked if he’s not supporting any direct prohibited organization.
This weekend, this weekend, in the case of peaceful protests by pro -Palestinian demonstrators, the other police forces said to be a movement to remind the responsibilities of the City Police’s chief officer issued a request letter on behalf of his own.
Murton will aim to harm the details of any compensation, an apology and any information about the Palestinian causes of Palestinian causes.
Murton, representing Murton, Shamik Dutta from Bhatt Murphy said: “Legal challenge is brought, because as the issues stopped, our client received any apology or any disability that the behavior of the urban police was illegal.
“There was no symptom that there would be no other action against him in relation to the protest dated July 14, 2025, or if he wanted to enter a similar protest in the future, there was no sign that there would be no other action against him.”
In the last month of Murton, an officer told him: “To talk about Gaza, Israel, Freedom of Genocide, under banned groups with terrorist groups dictated by the government.”
He said that the phrase “Free Gaza” was “supporting the Palestinian action ve and it is a crime to express an opinion or belief supported by a banned organization, that is, a crime under the Palestinian action. 12 (1A) section of the Law of Terrorism“The officer told him he had committed this crime.
The officers said that they would arrest Murton unless they reluctantly accepted their name and address.
The city police were approached for a comment.
