Solidarity Protest for banner drop activist remanded in custody
A | 22.09.2011 09:08 | Policing | Public sector cuts | Repression | Birmingham
On Friday 16th September, 3 student activists dropped a banner reading "Traitors Not Welcome, Hate Clegg Love NCAFC" for the opening of the Liberal Democrat 2011 conference in Birmingham. All 3 activists were arrested and held in police cells over the weekend, charged with road traffic offenses. At their bail hearing on Monday 19th, 2 were released on bail, whilst the third individual was remanded in custody.
His next bail hearing is on Monday 26th September, by which time , he will have spent 10 days in prison before trial for peacefully protesting. We are holding a solidarity demonstration outside the Magistrates court to show our support for him and our disgust at the decision to remand a peaceful protester in custody.
It as a solidarity protest but it is also about showing that such a transgression of free speach will not go unnoticed:-
Monday, September 26 · 3:00pm - 6:00pm
Birmingham Magistrates' Court
Corporation Street
It as a solidarity protest but it is also about showing that such a transgression of free speach will not go unnoticed:-
Monday, September 26 · 3:00pm - 6:00pm
Birmingham Magistrates' Court
Corporation Street
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23.09.2011 15:19
RebelBull
the hearing is at 3:45pm
24.09.2011 22:37
tomalatierra
Solidarity
25.09.2011 12:16
anok