This invasion by the Metropolitan Police comes only two days after UK defence minister Grant Shapps and Turkish counterpart Yaşar Güler held a meeting agreeing to “enhance” defence and security cooperation.
Police invade Kurdish Assembly
Tag: Schedule 7
Solidarity with Philip O’Keeffe after arrest in London
Statement from Solidarity Collectives regarding the detainment of Philip O’Keeffe under Schedule 7
Schedule 7: How the UK uses anti-terror laws to silence Kurds
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