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DSEI protests end in 144 arrests

Anti-Capitalism

Since the 1 September, 144 people have been arrested in protests against the Defence Systems and Equipment international arms fair (DSEi) that took place 9-12 September in East London.

Policing tactics have been condemned and Liberty have won the right to seek a High Court injunction over use of Section 44 of the Terrorism Act 2000; they have also offered to provide legal representation for anyone stopped or detained under this legislation. Bindmans solicitors are preparing challenges for people who have a serious list of complaints against police, including:

  • Wrongful/malicious charges
  • Assault
  • Wrongful arrest
  • False Imprisonment
  • Malicious Prosecution
  • Illegal Stop and Search

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