Led By Donkeys wins compensation over seizure of Gaza protest banner
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The campaign group Led By Donkeys received £27,000 in compensation from waste firm Veolia after a banner reading 'Yes it's a Genocide' was seized by Greater London Authority officials and destroyed. The banner had been displayed in Parliament Square as part of a protest regarding Gaza. The payment resolves the dispute over the seizure and destruction of the banner.
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Banner displayed in Parliament Square, a symbolic political location.
Waste firm Veolia paid £27,000 in compensation to Led By Donkeys.
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Led By Donkeys displayed a banner reading 'Yes it’s a Genocide' in Parliament Square.
The Guardian- Banner displayed in Parliament Square, a symbolic political location.
- Message 'Yes it's a Genocide' directly references a political issue.
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Loaded language removed<p>Waste firm Veolia pays £27k after ‘Yes it’s a Genocide’ banner taken by Greater London Authority was destroyed</p><p>The campaign group Led By Donkeys has received £27,000 in compensation after a giant banner it displayed in Parliament Square saying “Yes it’s a Genocide” was seized by Greater London Authority officials and destroyed.</p><p>Representatives of the GLA arrived on the scene in…
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Claims
Led By Donkeys displayed a banner reading 'Yes it’s a Genocide' in Parliament Square.
The GuardianThe banner was seized by Greater London Authority officials and destroyed.
The GuardianWaste firm Veolia paid £27,000 in compensation to Led By Donkeys.
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