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Migrant hotel protests spread nationwide
- Protests against migrant hotels are occurring nationwide, with demonstrations outside the Bell Hotel and Britannia International Hotel.
- Zia Yusuf criticized the Online Safety Act, calling it the biggest assault on free speech in the UK, as it censors protest footage against migrant hotels.
- The Act's requirement for content removal related to public order offenses has raised alarms among civil liberties advocates and free speech campaigners.
- Critics argue that the legislation allows for broad censorship and risks infringing on privacy and free speech, empowering regulators and tech companies.
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newenglishreview.orgMigrant hotel protests spread nationwide
Demonstrations take place in Leeds, Southampton and Nottinghamshire on Saturday, with more planned for Sunday
·London, United Kingdom
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There seems no end in sight to asylum hotel protests - as five intense minutes by a roundabout in Norwich proved
Witnesses say one of the pro-immigration protesters near the Brook Hotel had approached the much larger group wearing a balaclava - in seconds, the pent-up fury spilt over as an angry crowd surged towards the police.
·United Kingdom
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