Lib Dems call for law review after Palestine Action arrests
The Liberal Democrats have called for a review of public order laws following the arrest of over 500 people at a protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action. The demonstration took place in London, with the Metropolitan Police making the arrests. The Lib Dems have criticized the police's response, arguing that the right to peaceful protest must be protected. They have called for a thorough examination of the laws governing public gatherings, to ensure they strike the right balance between public safety and civil liberties. The party has also expressed concerns about the impact of the arrests on the ability of individuals to exercise their democratic rights. The situation has reignited the ongoing debate about the appropriate use of police powers in the context of protests and the need to safeguard fundamental freedoms.
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