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Arrests made during demonstrations outside Canary Wharf hotel as protests take place across UK
NORWICH, NORFOLK, AUG 8 – Protesters voiced concerns about safety and housing costs as 32,345 asylum seekers remain in 218 hotels nationwide, with tensions rising despite peaceful demonstrations. Police ensured order at the Brook Hotel.
- Two people were arrested during a protest outside the Britannia Hotel in Canary Wharf, as reported by the Metropolitan Police.
- Over 100 people protested with Stand Up to Racism in Canary Wharf to support asylum seekers across the UK.
- One arrest was made after a bottle was thrown at officers during the protest, according to the Metropolitan Police.
- Police implemented measures to prevent serious disorder at the protests in Canary Wharf.
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In Great Britain, there is growing displeasure about the government's migration policy. In demonstrations, opponents and advocates of housing asylum seekers in hotels often face each other.
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