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  3. Peter Tatchell was arrested yesterday at the pro Palestine march for carrying a sign saying "Globalise the Intafada"

Peter Tatchell was arrested yesterday at the pro Palestine march for carrying a sign saying "Globalise the Intafada"

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  • GeriG This user is from outside of this forum
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    Peter Tatchell was arrested yesterday at the pro Palestine march for carrying a sign saying "Globalise the Intafada"

    #PeterTatchell has said: “The police claimed the word intifada is unlawful. The word intifada is not a crime in law.

    “The police are engaged in overreach by making it an arrestable offence.

    “This is part of a dangerous trend to increasingly restrict and criminalise peaceful protests.”

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      Peter Tatchell was arrested yesterday at the pro Palestine march for carrying a sign saying "Globalise the Intafada"

      #PeterTatchell has said: “The police claimed the word intifada is unlawful. The word intifada is not a crime in law.

      “The police are engaged in overreach by making it an arrestable offence.

      “This is part of a dangerous trend to increasingly restrict and criminalise peaceful protests.”

      Jonathan SchofieldU This user is from outside of this forum
      Jonathan SchofieldU This user is from outside of this forum
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      @Geri related: a story on the radio this morning about the banning of posters at Queen Mary University which said “Stop the genocide” and have been deemed ‘antisemitic’.

      Discussed from 23:05 in at https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002qrdz?partner=uk.co.bbc&origin=share-mobile with Dr Yasmin Fedda, a Palestinian, and Professor Anat Pick, an Israeli

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        @Geri related: a story on the radio this morning about the banning of posters at Queen Mary University which said “Stop the genocide” and have been deemed ‘antisemitic’.

        Discussed from 23:05 in at https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002qrdz?partner=uk.co.bbc&origin=share-mobile with Dr Yasmin Fedda, a Palestinian, and Professor Anat Pick, an Israeli

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        @urlyman @Geri

        “Stop the genocide” posters have been deemed ‘antisemitic’ ? Are we now inside Orwell's 1984, or Kafka's Castle ? Or maybe Macbeth, where "Nothing is, but what is not." One thing's for sure - it can't be real. Can it ?

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          @urlyman @Geri

          “Stop the genocide” posters have been deemed ‘antisemitic’ ? Are we now inside Orwell's 1984, or Kafka's Castle ? Or maybe Macbeth, where "Nothing is, but what is not." One thing's for sure - it can't be real. Can it ?

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          @urlyman @GeofCox I have not listened to this yet xxx

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            @urlyman @GeofCox I have not listened to this yet xxx

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            @Geri @GeofCox

            I have transcribed the initial exchanges with Anat Pick, from ‘Sunday’, BBC Radio 4, 1 February 2026, from 23m:33s to 26:50.
            https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002qrdz

            The segment also includes exchanges with Yasmin Fedda, a statement from Queen Mary University, and continues for another 3-and-a-half minutes.

            #palestine

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              @Geri @GeofCox

              I have transcribed the initial exchanges with Anat Pick, from ‘Sunday’, BBC Radio 4, 1 February 2026, from 23m:33s to 26:50.
              https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002qrdz

              The segment also includes exchanges with Yasmin Fedda, a statement from Queen Mary University, and continues for another 3-and-a-half minutes.

              #palestine

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              @GeofCox @urlyman ah well that's OK then

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                @GeofCox @urlyman ah well that's OK then

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                @Geri @GeofCox

                The University’s angle is apparently a zero tolerance approach to ‘permanent’ political statements in order to “ensure that individuals are not discouraged from expressing themselves freely within the law”.

                They took a similar position in Feb 2024 https://my.qmul.ac.uk/media/myqmul/Statement-on-removal-of-posters-on-permanent-display-from-University-premises_26-February-2024.pdf [pdf]

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                  @Geri @GeofCox

                  The University’s angle is apparently a zero tolerance approach to ‘permanent’ political statements in order to “ensure that individuals are not discouraged from expressing themselves freely within the law”.

                  They took a similar position in Feb 2024 https://my.qmul.ac.uk/media/myqmul/Statement-on-removal-of-posters-on-permanent-display-from-University-premises_26-February-2024.pdf [pdf]

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                  @Geri @GeofCox

                  Quite how expressing oneself factually through a poster is deemed ‘permanent’ and unacceptable but allowing an author to express similar sentiments *on their own organisational website* is not ‘permanent’, is beyond me

                  https://qmucu.org/2024/03/01/qmvoices-from-the-river-to-the-sea-a-cry-for-freedom-and-equality/

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                    @Geri @GeofCox

                    Quite how expressing oneself factually through a poster is deemed ‘permanent’ and unacceptable but allowing an author to express similar sentiments *on their own organisational website* is not ‘permanent’, is beyond me

                    https://qmucu.org/2024/03/01/qmvoices-from-the-river-to-the-sea-a-cry-for-freedom-and-equality/

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                    @GeofCox @urlyman I met a Cambridge under grad at a demo. She explained much the same.

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                      @GeofCox @urlyman I met a Cambridge under grad at a demo. She explained much the same.

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                      @Geri @urlyman

                      It seems to all revolve around this silly idea that criticism of Israel and/or support for Palestine is 'antisemitic' - even when it's actually jews that are voicing that criticism/support.

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                        Peter Tatchell was arrested yesterday at the pro Palestine march for carrying a sign saying "Globalise the Intafada"

                        #PeterTatchell has said: “The police claimed the word intifada is unlawful. The word intifada is not a crime in law.

                        “The police are engaged in overreach by making it an arrestable offence.

                        “This is part of a dangerous trend to increasingly restrict and criminalise peaceful protests.”

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                        @Geri Seems we’re catching up with fascist USA rather alarmingly quickly.

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                          Peter Tatchell was arrested yesterday at the pro Palestine march for carrying a sign saying "Globalise the Intafada"

                          #PeterTatchell has said: “The police claimed the word intifada is unlawful. The word intifada is not a crime in law.

                          “The police are engaged in overreach by making it an arrestable offence.

                          “This is part of a dangerous trend to increasingly restrict and criminalise peaceful protests.”

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                          @Geri They are confused, unable to confront the situation, tense and afraid; this is their true feeling.

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