Justice For Jamal Khashoggi & Yemen
Mayfair, London. Thu 25 Oct 2018
A police officer with an unnecessarily aggresive stance. Police have a duty
to facilitate legal protests like this
and provide reasonable facilities to allow the press to record them.
I told him it was unreasonable to expect us
to work from the opposite side of the road and only needed a couple of cones
to make it safe to work from the road.
He threatened me with arrest if I did so, but I was not arrested - and just
before the protest ended police did use
tape to make the area safer. But because of cars parked at both ends it
was in any case not in use by traffic.
Armed police come to tell the protesters they cannot have the loudspeakers
on the embassy side of the road
People shouted slogans without using the microphones
The speakers stood on the opposite side of the road. Hannah Phillips,
Arab Organisation of Human Rights
Lindsey German, Stop the War
Human Rights lawyer Rhys Davies
Barrister Ben Keith
Jenny Lindfield
A woman comes down the street leading three men in Arab dress. All
were wearing photograhic masks
The man in red had a bearded mask, I think of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed
Bin Salman who most people
are sure would have had to approve sending a team to kill and dismember
Khashoggi in Turkey
and he points his bonesaw towards a man in white
Murad Qureshi, Chair of Stop the War Coalition
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