Hundreds Rally Against Digital ID in Glasgow | Part 1

Описание: NO TO DIGITAL ID – Glasgow Protest | Part 1

This video documents Part 1 of a public protest in Glasgow, Scotland, where campaigners gathered to oppose the introduction of digital ID systems, a cashless society, and wider forms of digital control. Protesters raised concerns around privacy, civil liberties, personal freedom, and the long-term impact of digital identification on everyday life.

The demonstration brought together people from across Scotland, including families, activists, and independent campaigners, all united by a shared opposition to mandatory digital identification and surveillance-based systems. Placards and banners highlighted key issues such as “No to Digital ID,” “No to Cashless Society,” and the belief that future generations could be affected by these policies.

In this first part of a three-part series, you’ll see footage from the protest itself, including crowd scenes, banners, and speeches from participants who explain why they believe digital ID poses risks to individual freedom, data security, and democratic accountability. The video captures the atmosphere on the ground and allows protesters to speak in their own words.

This video is presented for documentation and public interest purposes, offering viewers a chance to see and hear directly from those involved. It does not promote violence or harm and aims to preserve an accurate record of the event as it happened.

Part 2 and Part 3 will continue the coverage, featuring additional speeches, interviews, and extended footage from the day.

📍 Location: Glasgow, Scotland
📅 Event: No to Digital ID Protest
🎥 Series: Part 1 of 3

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