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A Banksy mural depicting a judge beating a protester was quickly removed from the Royal Courts of Justice in London due to its protected status, sparking criticism about censorship and the suppression of protest art amid recent protests against Palestine Action's ban.
A new Banksy mural depicting a judge beating a protester at the Royal Courts of Justice in London has been painted but is set to be removed due to the building's historic status. The artwork, which comments on civil liberties and government actions, was quickly covered by authorities. Banksy's politically charged art often addresses social issues, and this piece appears to critique the UK government's ban on Palestine Action, reflecting ongoing protests and legal battles.
A new Banksy mural depicting a judge hitting a protester has appeared on the Royal Courts of Justice in London, likely as a protest statement, but was quickly covered up by authorities. The artwork, shared by Banksy on Instagram, appears to comment on law and protest rights amid recent protests against Palestine Action, and continues Banksy's tradition of politically charged street art.
King Charles visited the Royal Courts of Justice in central London to recognize the work of the judiciary and its commitment to the rule of law. He was shown around by Baroness Carr and met with the Lady Chief Justice of England and Wales. The visit included viewing an exhibition celebrating pioneering women judges and surprising students participating in a mock trial organized by the Young Citizens charity. The King also attended a reception with voluntary magistrates supporting the justice system.