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London police make arrests outside court hearing Palestine Action ban appeal
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LONDON (AP) — Police arrested more than two dozen supporters of activist group Palestine Action outside the U.K. Supreme Court on Wednesday as justices heard the group’s challenge to its designation as a terrorist organization.
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Britain's highest court on Wednesday heard an appeal against a government ban on activist group Palestine Action, proscribed as a terrorist organisation, as police arrested protestors gathered outside. The two-day hearing at the Supreme Court comes as the ban has failed to quell support for the pro-…
A legal battle over a ban on Palestine Action activists resumes Wednesday as co-founder Huda Ammori takes her fight against the government's designation of the group as a terrorist organisation to Britain's highest court.
Palestine Action co-founder Huda Ammori is asking the UK Supreme Court to overturn the group’s terrorist designation, arguing it disproportionately restricts free speech and protest; the ban’s defenders cite the group’s violent actions and say it does not prevent broader support for Palestinians.
The UK’s use of anti-terror powers to outlaw Palestine Action has led to the group’s total destruction, its lawyers said at the UK’s highest court in the latest attempt to overturn the ban.
By Sam Tobin LONDON, Nov 4 (Reuters) - A co-founder of Palestine Action challenged Britain's decision to ban the campaign group as a terrorist organisation at the UK Supreme Court on Wednesday, arguing that the move was disproportionate and undermined counter-terrorism laws.
The government has made more than 4,000 arrests since the group was banned, raising alarm about the use of counterterrorism powers against political protesters.
LONDON (AP) — Police arrested more than two dozen supporters of activist group Palestine Action outside the U.K. Supreme Court on Wednesday as justices heard the group’s challenge to its designation as a terrorist organization.
A UK government lawyer on Thursday defended before Britain's highest court the banning of Palestine Action as a "terrorist" organisation, insisting that it was not a "non-violent protest group". Palestine Action was proscribed in July 2025 after a string of protests targeting a UK military site and …
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