Tommy Robinson claims he has been instructed to surrender to police, anticipating an arrest ahead of a significant planned march in London this weekend.
Robinson's previous arrest under counter-terrorism powers raises questions about his legal struggles, highlighting challenges related to freedom of expression and public protest.
His objection to police requests for his phone PIN—containing privileged case information—points to a broader conflict between legal obligations and personal privacy.
Facing a contempt of court claim, Robinson's situation reflects ongoing tensions between activists, law enforcement, and the judicial system regarding the limits of speech.
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