October 2006

	No More Fallujahs: Peace Camp Parliament Square, London. Sunday 29 October, 2006 This man refused to give his name and address, and was warned what would happen to him
	Others who tried to argue with police were largely ignored. As well as the police photographer, legal observers were also recording the exchanges.
	There were several other photographers around also taking pictures
	Meanwhile the other protestors discussed what they should do, especially if the police tried to remove them

		At least 5 people who refused details were taken away by the police. I don't know how many of the others had their details taken, but by the time I left around 4.30 it seemed to be a small minority of those present, mainly those who had strayed to the edge of the protest. You can read about what happened later in the reports on the Indymedia web site.
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No More Fallujahs: Peace Camp

Parliament Square, London. Sunday 29 October, 2006