Support Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh: Defend Artistic Expression
Support Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh: Defend Artistic Expression
About This Campaign:
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh (Liam Og Hanna), known for his powerful lyrics and dynamic performances as part of the iconic Irish Rap group Kneecap, is currently facing charges that have raised significant concerns about artistic freedom and expression. We believe that these charges, classified under "terrorism," are not only unfounded but also pose a dangerous threat to the freedom of expression everywhere who dare to voice their perspectives and challenge societal norms.
This crowdfunding initiative has been set up to support Liam Og Hanna and Kneecap in the wider battle that is about much more than one artist—it's about safeguarding the right to freedom of expression.
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Why Your Help Matters:
Kneecap’s music and performances are premised on satire and absurdity. They are by their very existence bold and provocative, prompting necessary conversations around political and social issues. The charges brought against him could set a chilling precedent that stifles creative freedom and dissuades artists from speaking out. Your support will help cover legal fees and experts skilled in handling complex cases sensitive to artistic and free speech rights.
By contributing, you are standing up for more than Kneecap; you are defending the artistic community at large.
Legal Background:
Kneecap are under attack from all angles. They are required to defend their reputation and protect the freedom of expression.
In addition, Liam has been formally charged with a single count under Section 13 of the Terrorism Act 2000 over allegations he possessed a Hezbollah flag. He has been asked to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court for his first appearance on 18th June 2025.
His legal team is led by Darragh Mackin, the international human rights lawyer from Phoenix Law.
Updates:
We will provide regular updates on the progress of the case and details of how funds are being used. Transparency is a priority for us throughout this process.
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