Seven people have been charged on Tuesday following a protest in London in support of Palestine Action, a campaign organisation the British government has proposed to ban under anti-terrorism laws.

Supporters of Palestine Action gathered near London’s Trafalgar Square on Monday, June 23, after the UK government confirmed plans to ban the group under anti-terrorism laws. More than 500 people gathered in the square after a police-imposed protest exclusion zone ruled out plans to rally outside parliament.

Hundreds of Palestine Action supporters gathered south of Trafalgar Square in London on Monday, June 23, after the group was banned from protesting outside Parliament, resulting in clashes with police.