On Monday 8 September, Banksy unveiled his latest piece at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. As an obvious critique of Britain using the law to intimidate protesters, the piece quickly proved controversial with UK authorities. Obviously uncomfortable with the message, the police launched an investigation, and the courts deployed what can only be described as an ‘anonymous riot gimp’ to scrub the artwork from the walls:
This chain of events contrasts uncomfortably with the news that the UK government has decided Israel “isn’t committing genocide”. This means the UK can decide that Banksy’s latest piece is potentially criminal in hours but they can’t call a genocide a genocide nearly two years in.
https://x.com/GoodLawProject/status/1965702539673772110
— source thecanary.co | 10 Sep 2025
The ghost of justice: https://en.neritam.com/2026/08/05/the-ghost-of-justice/