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UK: Court: Police boilers during the G20 will not be

Court of Appeals in London, gave a landmark ruling on police tactics used against demonstrators during the crackdown on protests against the G20 summit in London in 2009. It recognizes that the Metropolitan Police (MET) broke the law by holding unreasonably and closing hours of protesters in police boilers. The use of such methods during the G20 was therefore deemed illegal. The court also criticized the excessive use of force by officers against the peaceful and does not violate the rights of demonstrators lawsuit filed against the two participants in the MET legalized demonstration Climate Camp Street. Bishopsgate, surrounded and pacified by the MET. Ok. 5 thousand. the protesters were kept in the boiler for over 5 hours, the forces used to move a crowd of tens of meters, there was also time for mass arrests, many people have been brutally beaten. Police acted on the instructions of the commander of security summit, which ordered the blocking Climate Camp and "emptying" the street with people trapped in a lock, while leaving officers free to choose the means and the scale of force that can be used to perform this task. made at the time this action movie material can be seen as protesters try to avoid beatings by raising their hands up and screaming toward the curtained helmets and shields police officers, "it's not a riot." Despite this, the officers attacked shields, beating their faces, kicking and pałują unarmed and did not constitute any threat to humans. The police chief admitted in court that he was aware of the peaceful nature of this meeting, but made a decision about his surroundings, "not to allow to join the demonstration of people potentially willing to use violence." According to the court's decision was unnecessary and disproportionate to the circumstances.

During the "securing" the April protests in 2009, was the accidental death of a passer, Ian Tomlinson, who was beaten by police. Currently, the process goes on it court's decision today does not outlaw completely closing the so-called demonstrators. boilers and the use of mass arrests, however, is seen as a big failure of the police and a warning against this formation. In a decision imposed restrictions on the use of boilers. According to the police may resort to such preventive action in the last resort in situations of immediate threat of an outbreak of violence.

MET intends to appeal against that decision. Proactive people demonstrating legally closing the boiler is also a favorite method of the Polish police

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2011/apr/14/kettling-g20-protesters-police-illegal







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