Overview

• About 100 Pink Ladies protesters gathered in central London, facing a roughly equal counter-protest organized by Stand Up to Racism.
• Participants described themselves as concerned mothers and relatives, citing school warnings and claims of children being approached by men.
• Protesters pointed to the conviction of Bell Hotel resident Hadush Kebatu, who received a 12‑month sentence and a 10‑year placement on the sex offenders’ register.
• London Conservatives leader Susan Hall attended and expressed concern for community safety, according to GB News reporting.
• The Pink Ladies have become a regular presence at anti‑asylum hotel events since the summer in locations including Epping, Canary Wharf and the Britannia Hotel.