This week, a piece of legislation is about to pass through Parliament that could quietly reshape the right to protest in the UK.
And hardly anyone is talking about it.
The Crime and Policing Bill, heading for its final reading in the House of Lords this Wednesday, would expand police powers and make it easier to restrict protests — including those carried out by campaign groups.
Even the Equality and Human Rights Commission has warned that parts of the Bill risk creating a “chilling effect” on peaceful protest.
In simple terms: 👉 It could make it easier to shut protests down 👉 It could be used to target campaigners 👉 It could discourage people from speaking out at all
Why this matters
Every major step forward — for animals, the environment, or society more broadly — has relied on people being willing to protest.
If you weaken that right, you weaken everything that depends on it.
This isn’t about one group or one issue.
It’s about whether people in this country can still:
organise
challenge injustice
and be heard
We still have a small window to act
The Bill hasn’t passed yet.
Peers in the House of Lords can still challenge these measures — but only if they feel public pressure.
That’s where you come in.
Add your name to the public petition
Show there is widespread opposition by signing the Change.org petition set up by campaigner Nathan McGovern
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The buybacks effectively burn cash with no tangible return, increase treasury shares, and negatively impact equity.
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