Activists Charged for Ritz and Crown Jewels Protests
Nine activists from Take Back Power face criminal damage charges after manure was poured at The Ritz and custard thrown at the Crown Jewels in separate London protests.
Category : Protests Activism
London Synagogue Arson Attack in Latest Anti-Semitic Incident
A synagogue in Harrow was targeted by arsonists overnight, causing minor smoke damage. This follows a series of attacks on Jewish sites in London, with community leaders warning of a dangerous escalation in anti-Semitic violence.
Travis Lovett's 500km Walk for Truth Commission
Travis Lovett embarks on a 500km walk to advocate for a First Nations truth-telling commission, highlighting Indigenous voices and reconciliation efforts in Australia.
Wisconsin Activists Rescue Beagles from Research Lab
Animal rights activists in Wisconsin have successfully rescued a group of beagles from a controversial research facility, sparking debates on animal welfare and ethical testing practices.
Far Right's Emotional Grip: A Modern Threat Beyond Fascism
Exploring how far-right populism leverages emotions like fear and resentment to threaten democracy, distinct from historical fascism but equally dangerous in its own right.
20 Arrested in Brisbane Protest Over Banned Phrases
Queensland police arrested 20 people in Brisbane after protesters chanted banned pro-Palestine phrases. The demonstration tested new laws prohibiting certain expressions.
Centrepoint Ends Sharon Osbourne Ties After Tommy Robinson Backing
Homelessness charity Centrepoint has severed ties with Sharon Osbourne after she expressed support for a Tommy Robinson rally, citing a conflict with its values of inclusivity and non-political activism.
NSW Court Overturns Protest Laws in Landmark Democracy Ruling
The New South Wales Supreme Court invalidated controversial protest laws, affirming that protest is a democratic right, not a security threat. This ruling protects political expression and challenges the securitization of dissent.
Court Ruling Limits NSW Power to Ban Protest Slogans
A landmark NSW court decision striking down anti-protest laws has constitutional experts warning the Minns government against banning phrases like 'globalise the intifada' without clear violence risks.
Three Arrested After Failed Arson Attack in Wembley
A 16-year-old boy and two men were arrested following a botched arson attempt at a Persian language media organisation's offices in North West London. The incident is under investigation by Counter Terrorism Policing London.
NSW Court Strikes Down Anti-Protest Law After PAG Challenge
The NSW Supreme Court has declared the Public Assembly Restriction Declaration law invalid, a major win for Palestine Action Group and other protesters. The law was enacted after the Bondi terror attack.
Epsom Reverend Slams 'Intimidating' Protests After Church Rape
A reverend in Epsom criticizes violent protests demanding information about an alleged gang rape outside a Methodist church, calling the demonstrations intimidating and counterproductive.
Activists Face Retrial for Elbit Factory Damage and Assault
Six Palestine Action activists are on trial at Woolwich Crown Court for criminal damage and assault after allegedly using sledgehammers and crowbars to destroy drones and computers at an Israeli-linked arms factory in Filton.
NYC Anti-War Protest Targets Schumer, Gillibrand Over Israel Arms
Hundreds of protesters, including Chelsea Manning and actors, demonstrated outside New York senators' offices, calling for an end to US weapons funding for Israel amid Middle East conflicts. Nearly 100 were arrested as they demanded 'Fund people, not bomb
NSW Court Strikes Down Anti-Protest Law After Bondi Attack
New South Wales' highest court has declared an anti-protest law unconstitutional, ruling it infringes on political communication rights. The law was enacted after the Bondi beach terror attack.
Epsom Protesters Demand Suspect Descriptions in Church Rape
Protesters in Epsom confront police, demanding descriptions of suspects in a church rape case. Surrey Police urge against speculation as investigation continues.
Judge Overturns Bail Conditions for Sydney Protester
A Sydney judge has ruled that bail conditions barring a protester from the CBD were unreasonable, highlighting concerns over police tactics in anti-Herzog demonstrations.
Charities Warn New Powers Could Stifle Advocacy and Campaigning
Leading civil society organizations including Quakers and Oxfam have written to Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy, warning that proposed Charity Commission powers to tackle extremism risk suppressing lawful advocacy and community engagement.
Avá-Guarani Seek Justice 50 Years After Dam Displacement
Indigenous Avá-Guarani communities continue their struggle for territorial recognition and reparations five decades after the Itaipu hydroelectric dam flooded their ancestral lands along the Brazil-Paraguay border.
Eco-Activist's Lobster 'Rescue' Backfires in Dorset
A marine biologist's attempt to free a lobster from a Michelin-starred restaurant resulted in criminal charges after the crustacean, kept for educational purposes, disappeared into Weymouth harbour.
Petrol Bomb Attack on London Synagogue Sparks Outrage
Two suspects threw petrol bombs at Finchley Reform Synagogue in north London, with community leaders calling it an attempt to intimidate British Jews.
Datacentre Protests Signal US Backlash Against Big Tech
Demonstrators in Deceton, Georgia, protest a planned datacentre, highlighting concerns over AI, energy costs, and environmental impact. Across the US, bipartisan opposition grows as communities challenge big tech's influence and unregulated construction.
Sanders Warns 'Worst is Yet to Come' at Union Rally
Bernie Sanders and NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani launch Union Now, warning of economic crisis and AI job threats, urging worker unity against billionaire influence.
Massive Attack Star Arrested at Palestine Action Protest
Massive Attack frontman Robert Del Naja was among over 500 people arrested at a Trafalgar Square demonstration against the ban on Palestine Action, which the High Court previously ruled unlawful.
Irish Police Clear Dublin Fuel Protest Blockade After Six Days
Hundreds of officers peacefully removed farmers and hauliers from O'Connell Street, ending a six-day blockade over soaring fuel prices that caused nationwide chaos.
Elderly Among 100 Arrested at Palestine Action Protest in London
Nearly 100 protesters, many elderly and using camping chairs, were arrested in Trafalgar Square during a Palestine Action demonstration. Police cited support for a proscribed organization as arrests continue amid ongoing legal battles over the ban.
90+ Arrests at London Protest After Court Ruling
More than 90 protesters were arrested in Trafalgar Square as police enforced a ban on Palestine Action, despite a high court ruling it unlawful. Demonstrators included elderly and disabled participants.
Police and Ravers Clash at Dorset's Eggtek Easter Rave
Violence erupted at the illegal Eggtek Easter rave in Lulworth, Dorset, with police and attendees offering starkly different accounts of the confrontation that left multiple partygoers injured.
Teens Arrested After Elderly Cyclist Fatally Punched in Cheltenham
Two teenagers, aged 16 and 17, have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a cyclist in his 70s died following a violent altercation in Cheltenham.
Met Police Warns of Criminal Offending at Planned Protest
The Metropolitan Police has stated that a protest planned for Saturday is likely to involve criminal offending rather than lawful demonstration, with support for the proscribed group Palestine Action expected.
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