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London Resumes Actions to Expel Occupy Protesters

HeadlineNov 16, 2011

In London, city authorities have resumed legal action to expel the Occupy encampment at the landmark St. Paul’s Cathedral. The move could set the stage for a police raid similar to those seen in the United States over the past few weeks. Activists at the encampment criticized London officials for seeking their displacement.

Protester 1: “It saddens us because it was looking very promising with the church agreeing to drop a legal action, and then obviously the Corporation (of London) following suit. But to renege on and go back on it again, it does beg the question why.”

Protester 2: “We’ve been faced with the possibility of this camp being swept away nearly every day since we’ve been here, so it’s not a concern. We’re here for a much greater reason, which is to address the social ills, not only on a national level, but on an international level.”

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