10 people were arrested before the opening ceremony of the new British Parliament

The Sky News television network announced that while the King of England will give a speech at the official opening ceremony of the new Parliament in an hour, the police announced that they have arrested 10 people.

Sky News TV reported that those arrested today are members of the “Youth Demand” group, which previously protested against the government’s policies in front of the homes of Rishi Sonak, the former prime minister, and Keir Starmer, the new prime minister. were.

This group is a supporter of civil resistance and has repeatedly called for the cessation of arms exports to the Israeli regime.

The police have not yet announced what crime these people were arrested for.

Previously, during the coronation of Charles, the son of the Queen of England, who succeeded to the throne after her death, the police arrested a large number of opponents of the royal system. The detainees told the reporters that the police arrested them only for the crime of opposing the monarchy, and some of them said that they did not even chant slogans, and only for the crime of wearing a shirt with the inscription “We don’t want the monarchy” and deprived of social rights. Freedom of expression and opinion were denied.

At the same time as the new British Parliament began, some supporters of the monarchy gathered in support of Charles III, opponents of the monarchy and supporters of the republic held a protest rally near the British Parliament with the slogan “You are not our king” and “We don’t want a monarchy system” expressed their opposition to the monarchy system in this country and declared that a system in which the people have no direct or indirect role in determining the highest authority of the country is undemocratic and contrary to the basic principles of democracy.

The King of England announces the one-year plans of his government today amid strict security measures and in a ceremonial ceremony in the House of Lords.