Not My King: Anti-monarchy group holds protest in London

Not My King: Anti-monarchy group holds protest in London

A bunch of individuals on Monday held an anti-monarchy protest in London, demanding the monarchy to be abolished.

The protest, organized by the Republic, came about close to Westminster Abbey amid Commonwealth Day, the annual celebration of the Commonwealth of Nations since 1977.

The group carried banners studying “Not My King,” and chanted anti-monarchy slogans in the course of the demonstration. “Down with the Crown,” “Racist Royal Family” had been amongst different indicators the protesters carried.

Graham Smith, the top of the Republic group, instructed Anadolu that they need Britain to be a democratic nation.

“We ought to be presenting ourselves, as a modern, free and fair democracy where we are all citizens and no one is above the law,” he stated.

Smith asserted that the monarchy is definitely damages the “country’s brand” and makes the UK seems to be like caught previously.

“Instead of coronation we should be having an election and instead of (King) Charles, we should be having a choice,” he added.

Smith additionally stated the coronation ceremony slated for May 6 goes to value lots of of tens of millions of kilos.

‘WE SHOULD HAVE A CHOICE NOT JUST CHARLES’

Ben Clinton, the marketing campaign coordinator for Republic, stated folks ought to have the power to decide on their head of state.

“We are going to be making our voices heard,” he stated, including that they need to ensure that that they’ve seen opposition and route towards democracy.

Clinton additionally identified that quite a lot of public cash can be spent for the coronation.

Another protester, Liz, instructed Anadolu that she was becoming a member of the demonstration to protest the coronation ceremony, including they need to make folks conscious that “they have actually a choice.”

“We should have a choice not just (King) Charles,” she stated. The royal household and the monarchy are “an outdated establishment,” based on her.”They are neither aspirational, nor inspirational, they represent a period of history, this is gone and needs to be confined to history,” Liz argued.

She additionally stated extreme quantity of tax-payers cash are spent for the monarchy in a time when individuals are battling the cost-of-living disaster.

“People are giving £86.3 million ($104.8 million) per year (to Royal Family), and yet … we can’t actually ask how they spend it, so it’s just unfair, undemocratic, that’s why we need to change.”

In one other anti-monarchy protest, a bunch of Cameroonian maintain an indication, blaming the Commonwealth of “hypocrisy.”

Source: www.anews.com.tr