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Don't 'Kill the Bill'

8 July 2021

4:00 PM

8 July 2021

4:00 PM

Are the rights of protesters and the rights of all other citizens fairly balanced? Think back to the Extinction Rebellion protests of April 2019, when climate activists chose to ‘peacefully occupy the centres of power and shut them down’, as they put it, including the heart of London.

The protests, organised globally, were perhaps the most disruptive in history.

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