A massive 40m x 40m banner declaring “Yes it’s a Genocide” was seized by London authorities in Parliament Square, sparking a 19-month legal battle as activists from Led By Donkeys fought to recover it—only to learn it had been destroyed by waste firm Veolia. Now, Veolia has agreed to pay over $27,000 in compensation, but the incident underscores a troubling pattern: protests supporting Palestine are increasingly targeted, silenced, and criminalized across Britain, with hundreds of similar cases documented in recent years.
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