Tensions Surge in London Over Controversial Pro-Palestinian Protest Ban

London police have started arresting people violating a new law banning support for a pro-Palestinian group, Palestine Action, recently labeled a terrorist organization. The move has sparked protests questioning freedom of expression. Activists argue the ban infringes on democratic rights, as demonstrations continue across the UK.

In London, law enforcement has initiated arrests following the breach of a newly enacted law that prohibits support for the pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action. This comes after the group was designated a terrorist organization by Parliament.

Palestine Action's demonstrations have sparked intense debate on freedom of expression. The group, already challenging the ban, was previously involved in vandalizing military property at an RAF base. Supporters are now questioning the legitimacy of the government's actions.

Activist-based tensions add to the weekend's expected protests, as discussions on Gaza's conflict and immigration policies persist throughout the UK, necessitating a significant police presence.

(With inputs from agencies.)