UK to criminalise protests outside homes of public officials under new law

Protesters who demonstrate outside politicians’ homes could face prison under new law aimed to stop harassment

Protesters are set to face jail for demonstrating outside the homes of MPs and other politicians under a new law aimed at tackling harassment of public office holders.

UK to criminalise protests outside homes of public officials under new law

Britain will introduce a new criminal offence banning protests outside the homes of elected officials, judges and local councillors, as part of wider efforts to curb harassment and intimidation in politics.

Protests outside MPs' homes to lead to jail under major new law

The Government says protesting outside the homes of MPs, peers and councillors 'crosses a line', with new restrictions making it punishable with prison terms

Britain to criminalise protests outside homes of public officials under new law

Those convicted under the new law could face up to six months in prison. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Protesters to face jail for demonstrating outside MPs’ homes

Activists could be imprisoned for up to six months under the changes.

New law to restrict protests outside public office holders' homes

A new law will restrict protests outside the homes of public office holders, in response to growing harassment and intimidation of those in British politics.