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Police Respond to Video Showing Plainclothes Cops at Occupy Portland Meeting
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WASHINGTON -- The United Nations envoy for freedom of expression is drafting an official communication to the U.S. government demanding to know why federal officials are not protecting the rights of Occupy demonstrators whose protests are being disbanded -- sometimes violently -- by local authorities. Frank La Rue, who serves as the U.N. " special rapporteur " for the protection of free expression, told HuffPost in an interview that the crackdowns against Occupy protesters appear to be violating their human and constitutional rights. "I believe in city ordinances and I believe in maintaining urban order," he said Thursday.
U.N. Envoy: U.S. Isn't Protecting Occupy Protesters' Rights
Occupy Portland: Protesters march; photo of bloodied teen makes rounds
View full size Ray Whitehouse/The Oregonian Walker Prettyman, 15, was photographed Saturday night during confrontations between police and Occupy Portland protesters downtown. Prettyman told the photographer he had been hit in the face with a police baton. A few dozen Occupy Portland protesters marched downtown and hung out at Shemanski Park on Sunday, hours after confrontations with police led to 19 arrests.Portland Police invade Shemanski Park 12.3.2011
Arrests
Nov2011
Prior To Occupy
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