Liam Ohanna (27) is accused of breaking the British law by putting a Hizbullah flag in a concert in London last November.
The Irish Rap Group has appeared in the court of Cakep London as hundreds of his supporters gather outside the building.
A month later, Liam Ohnna, who was present in the name of Mo Chara, joined the Westminster Magistrates court on Wednesday morning after alleging a flag of Hizbullah in the United Kingdom’s capital concert in the United Kingdom capital.
According to British law, it is illegal to display articles that promote banned groups like Hizbullah.
Blefast-based group Neckap has denied the allegation of “terrorism” in English but mainly in the gallows (Galleic, Irish language).
“We reject this crime and strongly defend ourselves. This is a political policing. It is a carnival to distract,” Band wrote on X last month.
O’Bhanna said at the Wide Waking Festival in London last month that it was an attempt to “calm us”.
The Israeli government has refused to “kill” the Israeli government.
In the court on Wednesday, the lawsuit suggested that the case was not about the role of the Rarer on Israel and Palestine.
Government prosecutor Michael Bisgrov said, “He is in the right to express his opinion and unity,” anyone else is.
“The allegations in this case are a different thing, and in November last year, Shri O’Nhnana wears and displayed the flag of Hizbullah… ‘up Hamus, up Hizbullah’.
In reply, defendant’s lawyer Brenda Campbell claimed that the allegation was too late, as the allegation was made for more than six months after the alleged crime in a gig in North London city of Kentish.
Campbell said, “If we are right in that regard, there is no jurisdiction of this court and the case will end,” Campbell said.
Judge Paul Goldspring said that a further hearing will be held on August 20 to decide whether the protection in this assessment is appropriate.
Before appearing in O’Nhnana court on Wednesday, Nekap noticed that the dozens of Palestine people were killed by Israeli soldiers in Gaza on Tuesday.
“In the meantime, they will try to label the terrorists,” Kekap further said.
On Wednesday, outside London’s Cortorroom, an Irish activist named Patrick, saying that the allegation was “stupid” against O -Nhanna.
“In this case, the political show test is all the features,” he told Al Jazira.
The 21 -year -old Sarah Kote said the group is “targeting because they are unwilling to the Palestine conflict and the unity with the Irish people.”
After a semi-colonial film about him, the Band, which was renowned last year, received multiple awards at the Sundons Film Festival.
Renowned British musicians like Paul Veler and Brian Ann have supported the Irish trio, who are referred to as “the combined attempt to kneel the censor and de-platform”.
The fee against O -Nhanna is not just a dispute in front of the group. When a video came out of 2023, Necap apologized this year, in which a singer demanding the death of the British Conservative Party’s politicians.
