If you want to campaign to establish the right for people to do whatever they like, wherever they like (aka anarchy) then why not start your own thread.

This one concerns a person who has decided to break a law. There is no argument that the law exists which permits the order to me made. There is no argument that the means exist to change that law. Whilst in place everyone must abide by it. She didn’t. That you get wound up by it is your problem.

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I don’t see any praying. Indeed we don’t hear anything he was actually saying. The police don’t arrest for no reason, so it seems likely they were concerned that a breach of the peace was going to happen if they didn’t act.

Unrelated to the other issue though.

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Because these people have a history of intimidatory tactics all of their forms of protest are banned, it's a win/win for them if they're allowed to scream and shout abuse they will and if they get arrested they get their names in the paper and more publicity.
Don't worry too much about the right to protest here, this is all factored in when they're orgranising these protests, in some ways it helps their cause if they can make the authorities appear heavy handed. And they love a bit of martydom.

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Unless you are a lady considering an abortion, alone, confused, ashamed and scared to be seen by anyone who might disapprove then I think it’s impossible to understand.

This has nothing at all to do with the lady praying. She can carry on doing that just about anywhere else. Her rights are not impacted. The rights of the ladies using the facilities to any possibility of distress is protected.

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By that token unless you are a Premier League player or manager you have no understanding of the stress and pressure they're under so can't comment on them either.

Her presence was the crime, she's clearly known to the police and tried to come up with a smart alec reply about praying in her head. It's exactly the outcome she wanted.
"In footage captured on the street, a police officer is heard asking Ms Vaughan-Spruce: "What are you here for today?" She tells him she's "just standing here."

The officer responds: "Why here of all places? I know you don't live nearby." She replies: "But this is an abortion centre." The PC then says: "Ok, that's why you're stood here. Are you here as part of a protest? Are you praying?"

She denies carrying out a protest before adding: "I might be praying in my head, but not out loud." She is then searched by a female officer and arrested on suspicion of failing to comply with a public spaces protection order."