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Alfie Meadows and Zak King face third trial

Student protestors Alfie Meadows and Zak King face a third trial for taking part in a  demonstration on 9 December 2010 against the trebling of university tuition fees, the scrapping of the Educational Maintenance Allowance and other attacks on public education.

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Census COs

Conscientious objectors to the 2011 Census in the UK continue their courtroom struggles.

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EDO aggravation

On 23 August, two Smash EDO activists were found guilty by Brighton magistrates court of aggravated trespass at the EDO MBM arms factory in Moulsecoomb.
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Tomlinson injustice

On 17 September, the Metropolitan police finally fired the police officer who hit passerby Ian Tomlinson with a baton and pushed him to the ground during protests against the G20 in London in April ...

Meadows not guilty

Prosecutors failed to convict student protester Alfie Meadows of violent disorder at a trial in mid-April. ...

Courts for peace!

On 19 April, after a three-day trial, Harrogate magistrates’ court ruled that long-time peace activist Lindis Percy had ‘no case to answer’. ...

Prison... for painting

On 19 March, Barbara Dowling was given a three-month sentence for painting ‘political graffiti’ on the internal walls of Dunbarton sheriff court in 2010.

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No Case to Answer

Manchester peace protester has 'no case to answer' after being wounded by police but still faces charges from a separate arrest.

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Census COs

Shirley Farlinger

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Occupy LSX appeals

High court rules on St Paul's occupation

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