“Doing otherwise is an intentional decision and one which has a detrimental impact on the public, court staff, victims and witnesses attending court, and those trying to go about their lawful business in the local area. “The fact that there are no hearings related to Palestine Action taking place at the court tomorrow makes the decision to continue with this event all the more nonsensical. Participants to Thursday’s protest have been encouraged to stand on a stage to be erected outside the court and verbally express their support, the force added. “Gay liberation, disability rights were all won by people this way, and that is why hundreds of people are attending the court tomorrow, to hold the line and say, ‘saving lives is not terrorism’. “The Met seem to have missed that 1,855 people are still listed to appear in court tomorrow.