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Those convicted under the proposed legislation could face a fine or jail. Under current law, the police must first determine that a demonstration could result in serious public disorder, property damage or serious disruption to the life of the community before it can impose restrictions. Andrew Ogun, who attended the protest, said: "For me, I want people to understand that it may seem like we are making progress - we are - but not quick enough. "This Bill is genuinely frightening. It makes me feel as if I'm living in a dystopian society." Andrew Ogun addressing the crowd at the Ki...

“Having studied English Literature for my degree, I’m also a writer and published poet. “Focusing on the arts, music, fashion and culture, I’ve written for the likes of Guap Magazine and regularly contribute to New Wave Magazine. “I very much look forward to starting in the role and to working with the wider arts sector, which is such an important agent for change in our society.” Phil George, Arts Council of Wales chairman, said: “The Arts Council of Wales has made a clear commitment to change. No one can be unaware of the disproportionate impact of the Covid 19 virus o...