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29 arrests after protest in support of Palestine Action, police say
Twenty-nine people have been arrested in London after police said they were responding to a protest in support of the banned ...
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Police Arrest 27 During UK Protest Defying Ban on Pro-Palestine Group
Metropolitan Police arrested at least 27 protesters who gathered in central London on Saturday to publicly support Palestine ...
Roger Waters faces prosecution for Palestine Action support
Roger Waters, the former Pink Floyd songwriter, is facing calls to be prosecuted after he declared his support for the banned ...
The 19 Palestine Action attacks the Government failed to stop
Nearly 20 Palestine Action attacks could have been prevented if the Government had proscribed them when it first considered ...
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Tulip votes to ban pro-Palestine group as a 'terrorist organisation’
The ban places Palestine Action in the same legal category as groups like al-Qaeda and ISIL (ISIS), making it a criminal offence to support or be associated with the protest group ...
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Police arrest 83-year-old priest holding placard in support of Palestine Action
Sue Parfitt told the media that she was 'not afraid of being arrested', after expressing her support for Palestine Action.
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Twenty-nine people arrested for showing support for Palestine Action hours after the group’s proscription came into effect
Palestine Action was officially proscribed as a terrorist organisation under the UK’s Terrorism Act 2000 effective from midnight on July 5 ...
UK police arrest over 20 supporters of now banned Palestine Action group
British police arrested over 20 people on suspicion of terrorism offences after they showed support for the newly banned ...
Palestine Action: what it means to proscribe a group, and what the effects could be
The UK’s list of proscribed groups currently contains 81 organisations, from Islamists like al-Qaida to neo-Nazis such as The ...
Sally Rooney will remain ‘committed supporter of Palestine Action’, court told
The Irish author told the High Court that terrorism ‘is not a trivial word’ in court documents, in support of the direct ...