Two blind men among hundreds arrested at Palestine Action protest in London

PSNI - hated in Belfast, now hated in London as they arrest anti-genocide protestors

The supposedly skeletal Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) this weekend chose to devote its scant resources to travelling to London, where they then proceeded to bundle peaceful pensioners into the back of police vans. Their crime? Opposing genocide by highlighting their support for proscribed pro-Palestine group Palestine Action. The Six Counties cops bravely lent their services to London’s incorrigibly prejudiced Met Police, who hoovere…

Two blind men among hundreds arrested at Palestine Action protest in London

London: Two blind men were among hundreds of protesters arrested in Trafalgar Square in London on Saturday, October 4, during a peaceful demonstration opposing genocide and defying the government’s ban on supporting the activist group Palestine Action. The protest, organised by the campaign group Defend Our Juries, drew over a thousand participants who sat silently, many holding placards reading, “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.” …

Nearly 500 arrested in London for support of Palestine Action, majority senior citizens

On Saturday, around 500 people were arrested in London for expressing support for Palestine Action, a group which has been proscribed as a terrorist organisation by the British government.  488 individuals were arrested at Trafalgar Square for holding signs saying, ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’ in a demonstration which aimed to put continuous pressure against the conscription of the organisation. Defend Our Juries, the group be…

Hundreds arrested at London anti-genocide protest over Gaza

LONDON: Hundreds of demonstrators were arrested in the heart of London on Saturday when a mass protest against Israel’s actions in Gaza escalated into a sit-in at Trafalgar Square, said international media reports. The protest, armed with placards and banners stating “I oppose genocide and support Palestine Action,” converged to protest what they described as on-going atrocities and killings of civilians in Gaza. The protest attracted people fro…