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Arrests during Parliament protest Arrests during Parliament protest
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Five people were arrested when a protest camp was set up on the green in Parliament Square. Eight people have been arrested after a protest camp was set up on the green in Parliament Square.
Dozens of people erected tents on the grass on Sunday as part of the "No More Fallujahs" demonstration against British action in Iraq.Dozens of people erected tents on the grass on Sunday as part of the "No More Fallujahs" demonstration against British action in Iraq.
The protest marked the second anniversary of coalition forces beginning their assault on the city.The protest marked the second anniversary of coalition forces beginning their assault on the city.
A Metropolitan Police spokesman disputed protesters' claims that officers were dismantling the tents. One protester has been charged with unlawfully demonstrating without authority, said police.
According to protesters, more than 100 people camped out on Sunday night at the unauthorised demonstration. Seven others have been released, and six of them could face prosecution for unauthorised protest.
Police said the figure was nearer 50. According to protest organisers Mass Action Group, more than 100 people camped out on Sunday night at the unauthorised demonstration. Police said the figure was nearer 50.
They said five people were arrested on Sunday on suspicion of unlawfully demonstrating without authority, having failed to give their personal details when asked by police.
It's time to end Britain's participation in this disastrous and immoral occupation Maya Evans, campaignerIt's time to end Britain's participation in this disastrous and immoral occupation Maya Evans, campaigner
Four people are being held at a central London police station and one person was de-arrested.
The Serious and Organised Crime and Police Act bans anyone from protesting within 1km of parliament without prior permission.The Serious and Organised Crime and Police Act bans anyone from protesting within 1km of parliament without prior permission.
Campaigners Maya Evans and Milan Rai plan to read out the names of those who have died in Fallujah.Campaigners Maya Evans and Milan Rai plan to read out the names of those who have died in Fallujah.
Ms Evans said: "The occupation has killed tens of thousands of Iraqis, helped to push Iraq into a civil war, and is acting as a recruiting sergeant for extremists across the Muslim world, endangering both Iraqis and ourselves.Ms Evans said: "The occupation has killed tens of thousands of Iraqis, helped to push Iraq into a civil war, and is acting as a recruiting sergeant for extremists across the Muslim world, endangering both Iraqis and ourselves.
"Moreover 78% of Iraqis believe the occupation is causing more conflict than it prevents."Moreover 78% of Iraqis believe the occupation is causing more conflict than it prevents.
"It's time to end Britain's participation in this disastrous and immoral occupation.""It's time to end Britain's participation in this disastrous and immoral occupation."
A Metropolitan Police spokesman disputed protesters' claims that officers had been dismantling the tents.