Six protesters were arrested Friday at Idaho's Capitol building. They occupied a men's restroom to protest a new law. This law regulates where transgender people can use restrooms.

The activists stayed in the restroom for over two hours. They sang songs and wanted attention for House Bill 752. This law requires everyone to use restrooms matching their birth gender. Protesters said this is unsafe for transgender people.

Police arrested them after giving warnings. They were charged with unauthorized building entry. Idaho passed this law last year. Many American states adopted similar rules. Opponents say this is discriminatory. Supporters say it protects safety and privacy in public spaces.

This case is part of a bigger American debate. Many states choose stricter gender-related rules. Others choose more freedom. Idaho protests show this topic causes strong emotions.