Met Police arrest almost 30 Palestine
Action protesters on terror offences as
they hold demo one day after group was banned
Posted By: greggojo, 7/6/2025 1:23:50 PM
Police have arrested almost 30 people on suspicion of terrorism offences after protesters gathered in Parliament Square holding signs supporting Palestine Action, just hours after a ban on the came into effect. Around two dozen people, including a priest, professor and an emergency care worker who is just back from Gaza, sat in front of the Gandhi statue in Parliament Square on Saturday expressing support for the group, which is now a proscribed terrorist organisation.
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Isn't this wonderful? I'll wager the MET is thrilled to finally have their hands untied. Now if only NY, California, Oregon, Washington, and so forth, would do likewise.