Kuckers condemns the arrest of young activists’ demands in meetings

The arrest of six women pro-women women’s groups in the quark gathering house have been condemned by the Iman group.

The UK said the arrests were the first to meet and “aggressive violations.

Police in major cities said they were arrested at the Westminster meeting home on Thursday evening on charges of conspiracy to cause public disorder.

The force said it was concerned that London’s plan was planned in April using tactics such as road blocks.

The youth’s demands have said more than 30 officers are involved in the arrests.

Paul Parker, in the UK, said he could not think about being arrested in a living memory at the quark meeting.

“The strong training of young people who hold a protest group clearly shows what happens when a society considers it a crime.

“Freedom of speech, meetings and fairness is an important part of the free public debate, which is the basis of democracy,” he said.

Police said five more arrested for the same crime on Friday – Four of the titles were held in London and one in an extra.

The youth’s demands, which are not related to the quails, said the meeting was a “provided opportunity to share plans for non-violent civil resistance” scheduled for April.

The group claimed that a number of houses were raided on Thursday and Friday as part of the operation.

“Cultures support the right to nonviolent public protest, they act in a deep moral command to stand up against injustice and to our planet,” the UK’s quarters said.

“Many centuries have taken direct non-violent measures in the abolition of slavery to the right to vote for women and prisons.

Mitt said the force understood the importance of the right to protest, but said the youth’s demands in April were planning to “destruct” London.

“We have the responsibility to intervene to prevent activities that cut the line to protest against serious destruction and other crimes,” a spokesman said.

“On Thursday, the officers raided the youth demands planning meeting that those present had planned the April actions.

“Six people were arrested on charges of conspiracy to cause public annoyance,” he said.

“Five other arrests were taken for the same crime on Friday, March 28. Four of the detainees were at London titles and one in Excer.

Of the 11 detainees, 10 people have been released on bail, one will not face any other measures.

He asked about the matter about Sunday with Laura Queensberg“I have explained to the police that the government’s priorities for police are reducing serious violence… and the police in the neighborhoods, these crimes in the centers of towns such as theft in shops,” Interior Secretary Evet Cooper said.

Young people’s demands, which described themselves as the “inferiority of the new resistance to end the genocide,” last year began to carry out civil disobedience.

The government’s demands include stopping all trade with Israel and collecting money from the “the super-fold and stone elite” to harm the effects of burning stone fuel.

Previous demonstration included three people at the request of the youth hanging a banner and setting up children’s shoes Outside Sir Kirstar’s house, three people were sentenced to suspended in April at the age of 20.

More than members of the group were arrested in July last year after they announced plans to destroy the state parliament.

Quackerism is about 400 years old and the values ​​of the belief are simplicity, truth, equality and peace. In the UK, Kuckers said it supported the “right of public protest” because the quackers “work from a deep moral command to stand up against injustice and for our planet.