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Met Police criticised over ‘trying to block’ Trooping the Colour protest

The Met Police cited the European Convention on Human Rights to close down a protest, described as "kafkaesque", by campaign group Republic.
Republic accused the police of using human rights laws to block their protest at trooping the color, arguing the police aimed to prevent protesters from being seen or heard.
If the ban proceeds, Republic plans to challenge the decision and protest at various locations, urging the government to address what they perceive as an infringement on their rights.

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Met Police criticised over ‘trying to block’ Trooping the Colour protest

Republic’s protests have stepped up in recent years (Picture: SEBASTIEN BOZON/AFP) The Metropolitan Police have been accused of trying to block an anti-monarchy group from protesting at the Trooping of the Colour this weekend. The event marks the British monarch’s official birthday and sees the Horse Guards Parade through the streets of London each year. Scroll down or click here to go straight to our live updates This year’s event has already b…

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