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[[Sorcha Ni Mhairtin]] is an activist associated with the campaign group [[This Is Rigged]], known for participating in public protests targeting institutions linked to environmental and social issues. Her actions have drawn media attention in both the United Kingdom and Ireland. |
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In 2023, [[Sorcha Ni Mhairtin]] was involved in a protest at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, where activists from [[This Is Rigged]] occupied the royal dining room. The demonstration aimed to highlight concerns about the monarchy's environmental impact and its role in perpetuating systems of inequality. The incident was reported by Sky News, which documented the occupation and the group's stated objectives. |
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Earlier in 2023, [[Sorcha Ni Mhairtin]] and other activists from [[This Is Rigged]] were charged by police after pouring jam onto a plinth supporting a bust of Queen Victoria in London. The protest was intended to symbolize the "sweetening" of historical narratives that overlook colonialism and systemic injustice. The Daily Mail covered the charges against the women involved, noting the unique nature of the protest method and the subsequent legal action. |
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[[This Is Rigged]] is a collective focused on direct action to challenge corporate and governmental policies related to environmental degradation and social inequality. [[Sorcha Ni Mhairtin]]'s participation in these demonstrations aligns with the group's broader strategy of using non-violent, attention-grabbing tactics to draw public and media focus to their causes. The group has previously organized protests at locations including the Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh and the London Stock Exchange. |
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