Legal experts demand inquiry into pro-Palestine protest policing
- Ben Jamal, Director of the UK's Palestine Solidarity Campaign, has been charged after a pro-Palestinian protest in London that attracted over 50,000 people and resulted in 77 arrests.
- The Metropolitan Police accused protesters of breaching conditions, which the organizers strongly deny, claiming the police had misrepresented the events.
- Organizers, including former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, argue that the police's actions were politically motivated and an assault on the right to protest.
- The protest aimed to call for a permanent end to violence in Gaza and hold Israel accountable, taking place ahead of a ceasefire in the region.
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