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Met Police issues hate speech warning ahead of today's pro-Palestine march: Force will hand out leaflets clarifying the language that 'will land you in jail' after anti-Semitic signs and slogans seen during Armistice Day gathering - Vimarsana News

Met Police issues hate speech warning ahead of today's pro-Palestine march: Force will hand out leaflets clarifying the language that 'will land you in jail' after anti-Semitic signs and slogans seen during Armistice Day gathering

The Met Police has issued a hate speech warning ahead of today's Pro-Palestine march as the force will out leaflets to provide 'absolute clarity' on the language that will land you in jail.

Cops line the streets as Palestine rally hits London amid four-day ceasefire in Gaza - as police make first arrest after warning Arabic-speaking officers are watching out for hate speech in crowd - Vimarsana News

Cops line the streets as Palestine rally hits London amid four-day ceasefire in Gaza - as police make first arrest after warning Arabic-speaking officers are watching out for hate speech in crowd

Thousands of pro-Palestine protesters flooded the streets of Central London shouting the controversial 'from the river to the sea' chant' with children as young as five.

That will stop them! Met unveils unusual plan to hand out LEAFLETS on what protest phrases might break the law when chanted or displayed at pro-Palestinian marches - Vimarsana News

That will stop them! Met unveils unusual plan to hand out LEAFLETS on what protest phrases might break the law when chanted or displayed at pro-Palestinian marches

The force's 'Hate Crime Protest Leaflet' (pictured) is supposed to provide 'absolute clarity' on what will be deemed an offence. It asks protesters to 'keep on the right side of the law'.