The Daily Mail newspaper have uploaded a new article onto their website about the supposed Emo suicide cult that everyone believes Hannah Bond was a part of. Hannah Bond was a girl from the UK who was apparently 'emo' and whos favourite band was My Chemical Romance. She committed suicide.

Eight months have now passed since 13-year-old Hannah Bond committed suicide, but for her parents the questions continue.

In the unending bleakness of the weeks that have followed, the couple have fought to make sense of what happened.

Why on earth did their daughter — a popular, intelligent and attractive girl — do such a thing?

They could find only one clue: Hannah was what is known as an "emo".

Some describe it as a cult or a sect, but in reality the term — derived from the word "emotional" — encapsulates a trend that is becoming hugely popular among Britain's schoolchildren.

Other quotes include the following: Her favourite T-shirt is patterned with skulls, and she spends hours in her room listening to music by My Chemical Romance.

"Their lyrics seem to be associated with depression and self-harm, and I feel shock when I listen to them," says her mother.

[link] are organising a peaceful protest outside of the Daily Mail newspaper's HQ. With all the recent articles from the Daily Mail about My Chemical Romance being a emo suicide cult, the protesters want to show the newspaper they are not a cult, but an army.

The protest will take place on Saturday, May 31st 2008.
The peaceful protest starts at Hyde Park, London at 9:30am. At 10am, everyone will be making their way to Daily Mail HQ on Derry Street, London.

NME.COM have run an article about the upcoming peaceful protest that is taking place at the end of May. Heres the article:

My Chemical Romance fans are planning to march across London in protest against the depiction of the band in the media.

The march, to be held on May 31, will begin at Hyde Park's West Pond and end outside the offices of The Daily Mail.

The newspaper has recently dubbed My Chemical Romance a 'suicide cult' band in its coverage of the suicide of 13-year-old emo Hannah Bond.

Three hundred fans are so far confirmed to march against the British press, of which the organisers from the MCR Buzznet Community in a statement claim The Daily Mail is the 'worst offender'.

In 2006, the newspaper widely criticised emo and My Chemical Romance and has recently run general pieces about the dangers of the 'cult'.

I would like for all of you MCR fans to please vote on the pertion that MCR was not a cause of Hannah Bond's death. Go here: [link] to sign the petion. MCR NEEDS YOUR HELP!!!!!