The controversial UK Police Crime Sentencing and Courts bill grants the police special powers to suppress any protests, with many believing that the bill violates civil liberties and human rights.

Thousands of people take to the streets across Britain to protest against a bill that would enhance the police crackdown power.

The UK parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights has called on the government to drop what it called disproportionate plans to hand police greater powers to control protests.

Activists are galvanizing opposition to the government’s planned controversial policing bill which is now close to becoming law, highlighting a number of issues as more Kill the Bill protests are planned.

Every year on the 1st of May, protesters fill the streets of cities around the world, marching on what's known as May Day, or International Labor Day.

UK Police must not be given more powers. They have a duty to responsibly manage their existing powers.

The Metropolitan Police moved quickly to suppress a 'Kill the Bill' protest in central London as anger at the proposed legislation continues to spread across the UK.