Statue Protest News Today

Statues of British colonial figures Captain James Cook and Queen Victoria were damaged in Melbourne on Thursday.

A newly erected statue of former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has been vandalised again, not even a month after it was first put up.

Iman Less, who previously drew criticism for flipping off a national war memorial, has been elected to the Westminster council.

A statue at the BBC headquarters by a prominent British artist who was acknowledged to have sexually abused children has been vandalised.

Do you think when I destroy monstrosities I'm going to get let off by the courts, as has just happened to four trustafarian types?

The toppling of a statue during a Black Lives Matter protest last year was an "act of love", a UK court has been told.

Bristol City Council via Twitter 29 May 2021 The statue of 17th-century Bristol philanthropist Edward Colston, which was torn down from its plinth, vandalised, and thrown into the harbour by an angry mob of Black Lives Matter protesters in June 2020 over his links to slavery, will be put in a museum alongside paraphernalia linked to the Marxist protest movement. The statue was erected in the port city of Bristol in 1895 to commemorate the philanthropy of Colston, who died in 1721. The successfu...