Led By Donkeys mock Liz Truss and Matt Hancock in UK

Led By Donkeys emerged in late 2018 when four friends, previously associated with Greenpeace, decided to take action against political injustices in the UK. Their approach involves creative guerrilla tactics, such as billboards and public interventions, to draw attention to pressing issues like government corruption and the mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic. They have notably targeted figures like Matt Hancock and Michelle Mone, highlighting the need for transparency in government procurement processes. The group gained prominence for their campaigns that address various social and political issues, including the deaths of children in Gaza and the impact of Boris Johnson's leadership. Their work has evolved to include collaborations with organizations like the Good Law Project, which has led to significant public discourse around government accountability and the ethical implications of political decisions. In August 2022, they undertook a project that involved renaming Michelle Mone's yacht to 'Pandemic Profiteer,' showcasing their commitment to exposing corruption. Their actions have sparked discussions about the consequences of political decisions and the importance of holding leaders accountable for their actions. As they continue their activism, Led By Donkeys faces challenges posed by new legislation, such as the Public Order Act 2023, which could criminalize their methods. Despite these obstacles, their innovative strategies remain crucial in advocating for change and raising awareness about the need for integrity in politics.