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the Monarchy, abbreviated and commonly referred to simply as
MAM, is a UK-based anarchist organisation that frequently
engages in protests against the British monarchy.[1][2] They
were a central fixture in British anarchist,[citation needed]
and to a lesser extent, republican,[citation needed] movements,
before going into abeyance following the arrest of 41 members in
the aftermath of protests against the Queen's Golden Jubilee.
All but one were later released, and a successful claim for
damages was made against the Metropolitan Police.[3] The police
stated that the demonstrators were arrested to protect public
safety, and that they said the group had not informed them of
their protest route and were unwilling to co-operate with
officers.[4]