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Police issue warning over proscribed group ahead of Kurdish community march

The Metropolitan Police warned attendees of a Kurdish community march that supporting the PKK is illegal.
Seven individuals were arrested for connections to the Kurdistan Workers Party during the protests.
Chief Superintendent Joe McDonald emphasized that expressing support for the PKK, banned since 2001, is a criminal offense in the UK.

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Seven Kurdish people were arrested in London on suspicion of terrorism, further riots are expected

Police have issued a warning ahead of a Kurdish protest planned for today in central London.

3 months ago·Budapest, Hungary

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Evening Standard

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Police issue warning over proscribed group ahead of Kurdish community march

The protest in London follows the arrest of several people after an investigation into a separatist group.

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Morning Star

Kurdish community demand answers after raids on members' homes

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Kurdish protesters march in London over arrests – Asian News from UK

Many of the protesters held placards with “stop the attacks on Kurds” and “hands off our community centre” written on them…reports Asian Lite News Several hundred people gathered in central London on Sunday to protest against the arrest of seven alleged members of the Kurdistan Workers Party. The group, known as the PKK, is outlawed by the UK government. Many of the protesters held placards with “stop the attacks on Kurds” and “hands off our co

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London Daily Digital - Leading Asian News - Politics, Business & Economy

Kurdish protesters march in London over arrests – London Daily Digital

Many of the protesters held placards with “stop the attacks on Kurds” and “hands off our community centre” written on them…reports Asian Lite NewsSeveral hundred people gathered in central London on Sunday to protest against the arrest of seven alleged members of the Kurdistan Workers Party. The group, known as the PKK, is outlawed by the UK government. Many of the protesters held placards with “stop the attacks on Kurds” and “hands off our comm…

Conference in Paris to talk about the Kurdish question

The Kurdish question remains one of the most complex and persistent issues in the Middle East, with profound political, social and geopolitical repercussions. To discuss these issues, a conference titled ‘The Kurdish question: Historical roots and prospects for resolution’ will be organized at the Hôtel de Ville in Paris on 17 December. The aim of the conference is to explore the historical roots of the Kurdish question, while highlighting curre…

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