Reform MSP reports lawyer Aamer Anwar to police over hate speech claims
The report follows violent anti-immigration demonstrations in Glasgow, which resulted in 15 arrests and were condemned by Chief Constable Jo Farrell and First…
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Mr Kerr alleges that Mr Anwar's remarks, delivered at a counter-protest against anti-immigration demonstrators, encourage hostility based on political views, nationality, ethnicity, and cultural identity. Mr Anwar refuted the accusations, stating Mr Kerr was wasting police time and describing him as a 'wannabe tartan Tommy Robinson'. The human rights lawyer, who rejected the claims, called Thomas Kerr a ‘wannabe tartan Tommy Robinson’.
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Mr Kerr alleges that Mr Anwar's remarks, delivered at a counter-protest against anti-immigration demonstrators, encourage hostility based on political views, nationality, ethnicity, and cultural identity.
according to The IndependentMr Anwar refuted the accusations, stating Mr Kerr was wasting police time and describing him as a 'wannabe tartan Tommy Robinson'.
according to The IndependentThe human rights lawyer, who rejected the claims, called Thomas Kerr a ‘wannabe tartan Tommy Robinson’
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