October 2006

	Sack Parliament Parliament Square, London. Monday 9 October Someone is pushing this man's handcuffed arms up behind his back. He did protest his innocence when the police accused him of being a ringleader of the demonstration, but by this time had given up any struggling. There was no reason or excuse for ill- treatment.
	Another man is bundled into a van.
	A policeman had pushed this woman in her wheelchair out of the cordon when a scuffle developed. She objected to being treated differently to her abled friends and demanded to be taken back in again. Eventually he did so.
	This Iraqi made a speech about Iraq and received a warning from the Police
		There is now no free speech in Parliament Square
		Two police follow this man everywhere he goes. As he said, he was no longer afraid of being mugged Police hand out warning notices about Section 132 of the Serious and Organsised Crimes and Police Act, 2005.
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Sack Parliament

Parliament Square, London. Monday 9 October