Prison Bars Around Iconic Statues in Parliament Square
Greenpeace activists have installed prison bars around the statues of three iconic protesters in Parliament Square to highlight the UK government's crackdown on the right to protest.
A team of highly-trained activists put three of the nation's most recognisable monuments behind bars.
- Nelson Mandela, anti-Apartheid activist
- Mahatma Gandhi, nonviolent resistance leader
- Millicent Fawcett, campaigner for votes for women
These monuments stand outside Parliament in central London – at the heart of British democracy.
Highlighting the UK government's crackdown on the right to protest.
Author's summary: Greenpeace protests UK's crackdown on right to protest.
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