Graham Smith, CEO of Republic in the U.K., told Newsweek's 'The Royal Report' podcast how his group plans to protest the king's crowning ceremony.
found themselves being placed under arrest, something Smith said was down to the police and that they had"hugely overstepped the mark" in doing.
To make his position, and that of Republic, clear, Smith told Meinzer he intends to write"to all the police chief constables and the Metropolitan Police commissioner in London asking them to clarify their position and to reassure us that they are going to allow protests to go ahead because there is absolutely no legal justification for stopping them, there's certainly no moral justification for stopping them.
"The royalists who think that the monarchy is now secure are kidding themselves because the person that kept it secure for so long was the queen and I don't think it's necessarily sunk in, the difference that it makes to have Charles instead of the queen," he said.
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