London protests to live updates: Police arrested 150 people as hundreds of rallies in support of Palestinian action

Dozens of police officers have earlier objected to the front -line ban, demonstrators in support of Palestinian group actions.

Metropolitan police said 150 people were arrested in protest of Palestinian action in parliament.

The report said that many remaining in the field were viewers or media members, but officers were still arrested.

In a post on X, the forces said, “Officers are constantly arresting and making more arrests.”

Metropolitan police have said that they are “arresting anyone who supports Palestinian action”.

In a post to X, the force said “significant resources were deployed in the operation”.

This comes after the house office announced that the decision to prosecute Palestine is “on the basis of strong security recommendations and the recommended recommendation by the Government’s Cross Laboratory Review Group”.

“The assessment also followed the assessment of the Joint Terrorism Evaluation Center that prepares Palestinian action for terrorism, as well as worrying more programs and ideas related to the attacks, which details are not yet due to legal proceedings,” the spokesman said.

The founder of the Action Palestine Huda Ammori has previously criticized the secretary for referring to “secret evidence” that the group was unable to see or reject it.

Prior to today’s demonstrations against the ban on Palestinian action, the administration of the Interior said that the group’s prescription as a terrorist organization would not affect “the freedom to protest against Palestinian rights.”

A spokesman for the home office said on Saturday: “The interior minister was clear that the Palestinian action is not related to Palestine and does not affect the freedom of protest against Palestinian rights.

“It only applies to a specific and slim organization whose activities do not reflect thousands of people across the country or represent their fundamental rights to protest various issues,” he said.

“Freedom of protest is the cornerstone of our democracy and we are strongly protecting it.”

Palestinian action is a direct action group that was banned by the home office after several members entered an Oxfordshire RAF base to spray military aircraft.

Palestine, formed in 2020, has taken a series of direct protests over the past five years, mainly against arms producers operating in the UK and selling to Israel.

Unveiled the group’s intention to ban the group after the incident on June 23, Ms. Cooper said it was the last in “the long history of unacceptable criminal injuries carried out by Palestinian action.”

The crowd, which was gathered at West Minister at 1pm, can write “I oppose genocide, I support Palestine” in white placards, while the vast majority is silent.

Several placard demonstrators who read “assassinate British Palestinian action while Hamas hides in hospitals, schools and mosques”, briefly walked by the crowd before being led by metropolitan police officers.

Other clusters of the protesters, keeping the placard, sang around the sculptures of Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela in the field, singing pro -Palestinian slogans.

Prior to escorting them, the protesters – some sitting and some of them smooth – out of the ground.

The viewers admired the protesters and arrested the police “shame over you.”

Bianca Jagger was one of the demonstrators in Parliament Square and quoted the UN Human Rights Chief, Volker Turk.

Mr Turk has criticized the ban and has said that it contradicts international human rights laws.

Ms. Jagar wrote Independent In the demonstration, he “calls for the British government to support its right to freedom of expression and condemn the genocide that the Israeli government has committed in Gaza against the Palestinian people.”

People are participating in a massive action in Parliament, Westminster, central London by protesting the terrorist ban.

Police have begun arresting demonstrators to protect signs in support of the prohibited actions of the Palestinian terrorist group in Parliament Square.

Hundreds of people gathered in Westminster today at 1pm and “I am opposed to genocide. I support Palestinian practice” in cardboard symptoms.

This is a violation in accordance with terrorist law, because the law prohibits signs or t -shirts in support of terrorist groups.

Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper recently acquired the Palestinian group after attacking the British military planes at Raf Brize Norton.

Palestinian action has been allowed to challenge its copies in a challenge of the upcoming Supreme Court in November.