SOUTH AFRICA - PROTEST

The transcript describes a protest in Trafalgar Square against shootings in South Africa. Despite precautions, a clash occurred between demonstrators and supporters of Sir Oswald Moseley, leading to arrests. The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate questioned the effectiveness of such protests. The police restored order without using firearms.

What was the main reason for the protest in Trafalgar Square?

• To support Sir Oswald Moseley

• To protest against the shootings in South Africa

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To demand more police presence

What precaution was taken during the protest due to previous disturbances?

• Extra police were on duty

• Protesters were not allowed to carry signs

• The protest was canceled

• The protest was moved to a different location

Who were involved in the clash after the rally?

• Protesters and local residents

• Demonstrators and supporters of Sir Oswald Moseley

• Supporters of Sir Oswald Moseley and police

• Demonstrators and police

What did the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate question about civil disorder?

• Its legality

• Its impact on local businesses

• Its ability to influence distant affairs

• Its effect on police resources

How do the police in this country handle civil disorder?

• By using firearms

• By restoring order without shooting

• By arresting all participants

• By ignoring the situation