08/10/2026
Isabel Vaughan-Spruce has pleaded "not guilty" to fresh charges for standing and silently praying inside a "buffer zone".
The new charges were presented at an ongoing hearing, in which Isabel's legal team is arguing that her prosecution amounts to an "abuse of process" and breaches her human rights to freedom of thought and religion.
The judge has also commented that “standing is not a crime" and "Courts are not here to pass judgment on people's views.”
UK censorship and thought policing must end.