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‘At 80, to be treated like a terrorist is shocking’: arrested on suspicion of supporting Palestine Action

Retired priest and former magistrate among those held after Palestine Action was banned as a terror organisation

The Guardian - UK

UK court rules Palestine Action may challenge ‘antiterrorism’ ban

The pro-Palestinian group requests a full legal challenge to its ban in London’s High Court.

Al Jazeera

Woman who lost both parents to Covid recalls seeing ‘cruel’ Downing Street party photos

Rhona Arthur was forced to break the news of her father’s death to her mother over the phone

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Palestinian rights group wins a legal bid to challenge UK ban

The co-founder of a U.K.-based Palestinian rights organization that's outlawed by the British government has won a legal bid to challenge the decision to label the group a terrorist organization

The Independent UK

Judge allows Palestine Action to challenge Home Office over terrorism ban

Pro-Palestine group was proscribed under terror laws after activists broke into an RAF base and sprayed planes with paint

The Independent UK

Palestine Action co-founder wins High Court permission to fight government's terror ban

A judge has ruled Palestine Action’s co-founder can bring a High Court challenge

Evening Standard

Palestine Action High Court challenge can go ahead, judge rules

Membership of the direct action group is a criminal offence punishable by up to 14 years in prison.

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Palestine Action gets green light for ban challenge

PALESTINE Action will be able to challenge the UK Government’s ban on the organisation under terror laws.

The National (Scotland)

Palestine Action co-founder wins permission to challenge ban

Judge says ban on direct action group could have ‘chilling effect’ on legitimate political speech

The Guardian - UK

I went out to challenge the law used to ban Palestine Action. Would I be arrested too?

Around the country, peaceful protesters see their actions as the legitimate exercise of free speech. The police often disagree – and that’s a problem for our democracy, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

Decision due on whether Palestine Action legal challenge can go ahead

A High Court judge will give his decision on whether a full legal challenge can go ahead, at 2pm on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

Palestine Action ban ‘disturbing misuse’ of UK law, UN human rights chief says

Volker Turk described the ban as ‘disproportionate and unnecessary’ in an intervention on Friday.

Evening Standard

UK ban on Palestine Action at odds with international law, says UN rights chief

Volker Türk says the Home Office proscription restricts right to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly

The Guardian - UK

UN human rights chief slams UK's 'disturbing' Palestine Action proscription

THE UN human rights chief has criticised the UK's proscription of Palestine Action

The National (Scotland)

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International Business Times

UN Urges UK To Repeal 'Disproportionate' Palestine Action Ban

The United Nationd rights chief on Friday slammed Britain's ban on activist group Palestine Action as a "disturbing" misuse of UK counter-terrorism legislation and urged the government to rescind its move.

Evening Standard

OPINION - The chilling truth is that now even waving a copy of Private Eye can get you arrested

Well, it’s quite the coup for Private Eye, isn’t it? If you’re a satirical magazine, there are two ways of showing that you’re having an impact. One is to provoke Islamists to the point where they murder your staff, as in the case of the Charli Hebdo murders in Paris…

The Guardian - UK

UK police hold pro-Palestine protester, 80, for almost 27 hours and search house

Marianne Sorrell, a retired teacher from Somerset, says she is ‘very traumatised’ after arrest at Cardiff rally

The Independent UK

Ian Hislop slams ‘mind-boggling’ arrest of pensioner for holding up Private Eye cover at pro-Palestine protest

Private Eye editor Ian Hislop says the satirical magazine cover is ‘quite blatantly an example of freedom of speech’

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The National (Scotland)

70-year-old woman arrested under terror law after Edinburgh Gaza march

A 70-year-old woman has been arrested under terror legislation after a pro-Palestine demonstration in Edinburgh

The National (Scotland)

Two arrested as Led by Donkeys stage Gaza protest outside Labour Party HQ

Two people have been arrested after campaign group Led By Donkeys staged a Gaza protest outside Labour's headquarters

The Guardian - UK

Ian Hislop calls arrest of man holding Private Eye cartoon at Gaza protest ‘mind-boggling’

Jon Farley arrested under Terrorism Act at Leeds demonstration for holding sign making joke about Palestine Action ban

The Conversation

UK bans Gaza protest group – could the same thing happen in Australia?

More than 100 people were arrested in the United Kingdom on the weekend for supporting Palestine Action, a protest group that opposes Britain’s support of Israel.

The National (Scotland)

Man arrested at pro-Palestine protest for holding sign breaks silence

A PRO-PALESTINE protester who was arrested during a demonstration for holding a sign calling for an end to Israel’s genocide has said he will…

The National (Scotland)

Police operation for Donald Trump visit will be 'biggest since Queen's death'

The visit of Donald Trump will require the biggest police operation in Scotland since the death of Queen Elizabeth, Police Scotland has said.

Evening Standard

Mass protest planned by 500 Palestine Action supporters in bid to get ban lifted

Activists believe making such a large number of arrests would overwhelm the criminal justice system.

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