Del Naja went on to describe Banksy as a “mate” who had been to several Massive Attack concerts.
Banksy’s lawyer Mark Stephens told Reuters his client “does not accept that many of the details contained within [the] enquiry are correct,” adding that the findings “would violate the artist’s privacy, interfere with his art and put him in danger.”
“It protects freedom of expression by allowing creators to speak truth to power without fear of retaliation, censorship or persecution,” he added.