• TWeaK@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    It’s perhaps the first time she’s actually been charged, and one of the first times using the UK’s new anti-protesting laws and certainly a high profile example. So yes, it is news.

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            1 year ago

            Detained =/= charged. You can be arrested and let go without any charge. Your link doesn’t mention any other charges, just that she was detained 3 times.

            I don’t agree with you getting downvoted though, you’ve raised valid questions.

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              It was a joke in bad taste, I’ll take the downvotes, it’s fine. And I was objectively wrong anyway.

              She was charged both times though. The first was in Sweden, where she was given a modest fine. You can’t exactly be levied a fine in court without a charge that you did something wrong first, so it’s implied.