NID EIN BRENIN

At King Charles III's coronation, hundreds of protesters in Cardiff made their voices heard with a loud and clear chant of "NID EIN BRENIN," meaning "not my king" in Welsh. Similar protests against the monarchy were held in London and other parts of the UK. However, the demand in Cardiff went even further, calling for a separate Welsh Republic rather than simply advocating for a republic nation.

The protesters gathered at Aneurin Bevan statue in Queen Street, Cardiff.
The protesters gathered at Aneurin Bevan statue in Queen Street, Cardiff.
The protesters were holding placards.
The protesters were holding placards.
The protesters were holding placards.
The protesters were holding placards.
The protesters were holding placards.
The protesters were holding placards.
There were speeches from the Cymru Republic, the organisers.
There were speeches from the Cymru Republic, the organisers.
There were speeches from the Cymru Republic, the organisers.
There were speeches from the Cymru Republic, the organisers.
The protesters marched to and fro the Queen street, before heading towards Bute Park.
The protesters marched to and fro the Queen street, before heading towards Bute Park.
The March proceeded along the Queen Street.
The March proceeded along the Queen Street.
'Not my King' being chanted during the march.
'Not my King' being chanted during the march.
Police on duty.
Police on duty.
The red, white and blue Royal Mail postbox unvieled in the honor of King' coronation was plastered with various Welsh Independence stickers.
The red, white and blue Royal Mail postbox unvieled in the honor of King' coronation was plastered with various Welsh Independence stickers.
The protest concluded at Bute Park, with a 'Big Republican Lunch'.
The protest concluded at Bute Park, with a 'Big Republican Lunch'.

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