New UK Law Includes Stifling New Protest Measures

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Anti-fascist supporters were kept apart from the Britain First demonstration by police in Manchester, UK, April 18, 2026. © 2026 Gary Roberts/SOPA Images/Sipa via AP Photo Tens of thousands of protesters marched simultaneously through central London on 16 May in two separate large-scale demonstrations. Though the protesters were from opposing sides of the political spectrum, the protests were, by and large, peaceful—calling into question the need for the cumulative disruption and house of worship provisions enacted as a part of the Crime and Policing…

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