London police have arrested approximately 365 individuals after demonstrators openly defied a new law banning public support for 'Palestine Action,' a pro-Palestinian group. The arrests occurred during heightened demonstrations in London, including pro-Palestinian marches and rallies calling for the release of Israeli hostages. Protesters argue the legislation unfairly restricts freedom of expression, challenging the ban in court.
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