DEAN GODSON: The police have to go back to the essential principles of impartiality and freedom from sectional interests.
Britain does not have many sacred national landmarks in its annual calendar. But one of the few is Remembrance Day on November 11, the anniversary of the poignant moment when the guns fell silent at the end of the First World War.
Members of far-Right groups, including Tommy Robinson, former leader of the English Defence League, have issued rallying cries urging people to go to London to protect the Cenotaph. The potential for confrontation is growing. Many believe her comments were provoked by Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley's decision not to apply to her to ban the pro-Palestine march on Armistice Day. Even though the Government has made it clear it believes the march is 'disrespectful and provocative', Rowley insists the threshold for potential serious disorder needed for a ban has not been met. And under the law, Braverman is powerless to enforce a ban without Rowley's say so.
A dispersal zone in place across a vast swathe of central London tomorrow will give police the power to order any group of two or more people to disperse or face arrest This is differential policing. It is impossible to imagine the police taking such a supplicant approach if they were faced with a major demonstration by the English Defence League or the far-Right organisation Britain First.
The same feeble spirit shines through the failure by the British Transport Police to prevent the recent occupations of major train stations in London such as Liverpool Street and Charing Cross. The photograph from last weekend of a British Legion stall surrounded by an angry mob has become one of the iconic images of the current turmoil.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Poll: Banning Armistice Day Palestine march 'backed by 50% of Brits'Protesters during a pro-Palestine march organised by Palestine Solidarity Campaign in central London
続きを読む »
Relishing their sway over the state, the leaders of the pro-Palestine march have refused to budge....DEAN GODSON: The police have to go back to the essential principles of impartiality and freedom from sectional interests.
続きを読む »
Sunak accepts 'disrespectful' and 'offensive' pro-Palestine march will go ahead on Armistice Day after...Rishi Sunak has accepted that a pro-Palestine protest planned for Armistice Day will go ahead, but slammed it as 'disrespectful' and 'offensive'.
続きを読む »
Rishi clashes with Met chief after pro-Palestine march given go-aheadThe prime minister has said he will hold the Met Police chief 'accountable'.
続きを読む »
'Disrespectful' pro-Palestine march will go ahead on Armistice Day, PM saysThe prime minister met with the chief of the Metropolitan Police for a crisis meeting this afternoon - and had vowed to hold him 'accountable' for the commissioner's decision to greenlight the demonstration on 11 November.
続きを読む »
Organiser of planned pro-Palestine march on Armistice Day worked for Keir Starmer until this week...THE organiser of this weekend’s Armistice Day anti-Israel march worked for Sir Keir Starmer until this week, The Sun can reveal. Ben Soffa is the Secretary of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, who…
続きを読む »