Supporters of a man who left Britain to go and fight the so-called Islamic State, are calling for all criminal proceedings against him to be dropped.
Aiden Aslin, from Newark in Nottinghamshire, flew out to Syria last year to go and fight alongside Kurdish forces.
A demonstration will be staged later today by campaigners calling for the authorities to drop criminal proceedings against a man from Newark who fought against so-called Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
22-year-old Aidan Aslin was fighting alongside Kurdish forces last year.
He was arrested upon his return to the UK in February, but campaigners are calling for him to be released from bail and to face no further action.
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