How woman with coconut placard was tracked down, taken to court - and acquitted
Briefly

Marieha Hussain's placard at a pro-Palestinian demonstration sparked controversy, with allegations of racial abuse triggering a trial where she was ultimately found not guilty.
The trial revolved around the interpretation of the word 'coconut' displayed on Hussain’s placard, raising questions about racial connotations and public discourse surrounding such symbols.
The incident garnered significant media attention, with a right-wing blog sharing Hussain’s photo, describing the placard's message as deeply racist, further complicating public perception.
In the aftermath, the Metropolitan Police were criticized for their involvement, having indicated they were searching for Hussain due to the virality of the online post.
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