Policing Bill is a “vitriolic attack on our rights” says Kill the Bill protestor

The transcript discusses the threat posed by a new bill to the right to protest in the UK. It highlights how the bill could criminalize various forms of protest, allowing police to stop and search individuals without reason. The speaker emphasizes the historical importance of protest in gaining freedoms and calls for action to reject the bill's provisions. The overall message is a warning against the erosion of protest rights and a call to preserve the ability to voice dissent.

In what ways does the speaker believe protests have historically contributed to freedoms?

What does the speaker hope for regarding the Lords' decision on the bill?