Demonstration against the discrimination of Polish people in London and UK

Demonstration against the discrimination of Polish people in London and UK Stock Photo

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Guy Corbishley / Alamy Stock Photo

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DTWE23

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4500 x 3000 px | 38.1 x 25.4 cm | 15 x 10 inches | 300dpi

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24 February 2014

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Whitehall, London, UK

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A female Polish protester shows UK support with flag of St. George face paint. A few hundred British based Poles protested and rallied opposite Downing Street in London to bring further awareness to the on-going discrimination of Polish people living in UK. The protest highlighted the recent attack on a Polish biker in London who was assaulted due to displaying the Polish flag on his helmet. Other issues raised mentioned populist politicians, including MP David Cameron, using Polish and other eastern European migrants as scapegoats towards a faltering economy.

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