: Do the British have the right to protest against the monarchy at a time of mourning? #IndiaNEWS During the present period of mourning for Queen Elizabeth II, public sensitivities in the United Kingdom

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Do the British have the right to protest against the monarchy at a time of mourning? #IndiaNEWS
During the present period of mourning for Queen Elizabeth II, public sensitivities in the United Kingdom and Australia are high. There’s strong sentiment in both countries in favour of showing respect for the queen’s death. Some people may wish to do this privately. Others will want to demonstrate their respect publicly by attending commemorations and processions.There are also cohorts within both countries that may wish to express discontent and disagreement with the monarchy at this time. For instance, groups such as Indigenous peoples and others who were subject to dispossession and oppression by the British monarchy may wish to express important political views about these significant and continuing injustices.This has caused tension across the globe. For instance, a professor from the United States who tweeted a critical comment of the queen has been subject to significant public backlash. Also, an Aboriginal rugby league player is facing a ban and a fine by the National Rugby League for similar negative comments she posted online following the queen’s death.This tension has been particularly so in the UK, where police have questioned protestors expressing anti-monarchy sentiments, and in some cases, arrested them.Police arrest anti-monarchy protesters at royal events in England, Scotland t.co/GJSzOa1SKU— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 13, 2022 But should such concerns about the actions...Read more

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