How new Policing Bill is stifling free speech and sparking protests

GBNews published this video item, entitled “How new Policing Bill is stifling free speech and sparking protests” – below is their description.

When the government proposed the new policing bill, currently going through Parliament, it was designed to help police deal with protests.

The irony being, that contents of the new bill have actually led to more protests.

Almost six hundred thousand people have signed a petition opposing the bill.

Here to discuss it in more detail is Ryan Christopher, director of ADF International.

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