Parlimen Digital organisers confirm cops contacted participants
Organisers of the virtual Parlimen Digital session have urged police to contact them over the event instead of going after its participants.
"Some participants have been called into police stations for questioning without legal counsel, while some were invited out for casual discussion," they said. "For any clarification and request for information, we urge the police to contact us, the organisers," said the group, adding that all information related to the debates are available online in the Parlimen Digital's website and social media channels...
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