Anti-protest rules upheld in UK High Court

New rules preventing demonstrators sleeping near the Houses of Parliament in London were upheld by the High Court in a landmark ruling today.

Anti-protest rules upheld in UK High Court

New rules preventing demonstrators sleeping near the Houses of Parliament in London were upheld by the High Court in a landmark ruling today.

Two judges rejected a test case human rights challenge brought by veteran peace campaigner Maria Gallastegui, who has been conducting an authorised 24-hour vigil on the East Pavement of Parliament Square in London since 2006.

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