Section 241 of the Trade Union and Labour Relations Act This power is for preventing pickets related to workplace strikes from disrupting work. However it …
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From Monday 19th July 2021 the Coronavirus ACT, which had implications for protest, is revoked. There are no longer any restrictions on protests. Some people …
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If you’re heading out on a protest, take a read of our key messages and download a copy of our latest bustcard. We …
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Having a basic knowledge of the laws the police most commonly use to disrupt protests can increase your confidence on actions and help you stand …
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On an action/demo you are likely to be outside for long periods, probably without access to amenities, so you need to be prepared to look …
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Planning ahead will help keep you safe and confident on an action. Contact us as early as possible to discuss how we can support you.
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Just say no! Police Liaison Officers (PLOs) are police officers sent to gather intelligence and spread unhelpful messages on protests. They are sometimes tasked with …
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Being arrested and held in police custody is unpleasant. People often appreciate being met by a friendly face when they are released. This is a …
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If you’re planning an action it’s a good idea to plan station support in advance, especially if you think arrests are likely (but remember that …
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This guide goes through the main things to be aware of if you are planning a protest on private property. The police have the power …
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The police have specific powers that allow them in some circumstances to stop and search you. These powers are used as an intimidation tactic and …
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Don’t panic! Just remember our key advice: Make “NO COMMENT” to all questions.
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Legal observers are trained volunteers who support the legal rights of activists. They provide basic legal guidance and are independent witnesses of police behaviour at …
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