US EditionNorthern Ireland-style policing of protests an alternative model, says Met chief
- Metropolitan Police Chief Sir Mark Rowley proposed Northern Ireland-style policing of protests as an alternative method for managing demonstrations.
- In a Sunday Telegraph interview, Sir Mark stated that Parliament generally adopts a permissive stance towards protests.
- He emphasized that different approaches to protest laws should be decided by Parliament, not the police.
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Northern Ireland-style policing of protests an alternative model, says Met chief
The force has come under fire in the past year over its policing of pro-Palestine protests, as well as accusations of two-tier policing.
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Jersey Evening PostNorthern Ireland-style policing of protests an alternative model, says Met Chief
The force has come under fire in the past year over its policing of pro-Palestine protests, as well as accusations of two-tier policing. Metropolitan Police chief Sir Mark Rowley has highlighted Northern Ireland-style policing of protests as an alternative to how demonstrations are policed. The force has come under fire in the past year over its policing of pro-Palestine protests, as well as accusations of two-tier policing from the left and th…
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