US EditionPolice Impose Conditions on Asylum Hotel Protest
ENGLAND, AUG 1 – Police used dispersal orders and designated protest zones to prevent disorder during demonstrations against hotel housing for asylum seekers, with multiple locations affected across England.
- Police have set conditions for protests at the Thistle City Barbican Hotel in Islington, which is housing asylum seekers, according to the Metropolitan Police.
- A counter protest organized by Stand Up To Racism supports asylum seekers and involves groups like Finsbury Park Mosque and Jeremy Corbyn.
- Chief Superintendent Clair Haynes emphasized the need for safe protest measures, noting that police will act on any criminal behavior immediately, following discussions with protest organizers.
- Protests are also planned in Newcastle, including a counter protest focused on opposing far-right extremism, organized by Stand Up To Racism.
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