Into The Fire - The G20 Police State Lockdown - World Documentaries

The 2009 G-20 London summit protests occurred in the days around the G-20 top on 2 April 2009, which was the focus of demonstrations from a variety of teams over various enduring and topical issues. These ranged from disquiet over financial policy, temper at the banking system and lenders' compensation and perks, the continued war on horror and worries over environment change.
The bulk of the protests and militants were calm, the threat of violence and criminal harm were made use of by police as a factor to detain, or "kettle", militants as part of Operation Glencoe. A cops policeman has actually been questioned under uncertainty of murder and the inquest in Mr Tomlinson's death found that he was unlawfully gotten rid of.
35,000 individuals joined the relaxed "March for Jobs, Justice and Climate" in main London, which was organised by "Put People First", a civil-society union organised in response to the London summit of greater than 160 advancement non-governmental organisations, profession unions and ecological teams. Their 12-point economic plan for autonomous governance demanded democratised monetary establishments to supply public services and secure works, an end to international poverty and disparity, and an environment-friendly economy. The motion was initiated by the Jubilee Debt Campaign, Trade Justice Movement, British Overseas NGOs for Development and TUC.
G-20 Meltdown-- 1 April 12:30 pm A peace protestor climbed up over the barriers into your homes of Parliament as a symbolic gesture of 'power to the people'. When arrested by authorities he discussed that "This is individuals's parliament, and I am one of individuals".