Democratic Football Lads Alliance enter Guardian's London HQ
- 5 years ago
Members of the controversial Democratic Football Lads Alliance entered the Guardian newspaper's London HQ earlier today (March 29).
Dozens of the group entered the building to protest stories that the paper had written about them.
Footage shows members of the organisation approaching the building in London's King's Cross and making their way to the first floor, where the reception is.
One member of the group reads out a message intended for editor Katharine Viner after explaining, "It's a letter, not a bomb."
The letter contained perceived grievances from the group regarding how they have been portrayed as having "racist, xenophobic and Nazi" connotations.
One committee member for the group told Newsflare that the Guardian wrote articles claiming they were "right-wing," which they strongly opposed.
The group claims they oppose "all forms of bigotry and sectarianism."
Dozens of the group entered the building to protest stories that the paper had written about them.
Footage shows members of the organisation approaching the building in London's King's Cross and making their way to the first floor, where the reception is.
One member of the group reads out a message intended for editor Katharine Viner after explaining, "It's a letter, not a bomb."
The letter contained perceived grievances from the group regarding how they have been portrayed as having "racist, xenophobic and Nazi" connotations.
One committee member for the group told Newsflare that the Guardian wrote articles claiming they were "right-wing," which they strongly opposed.
The group claims they oppose "all forms of bigotry and sectarianism."