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Most Palestine Action protesters unlikely to face prison, officials say
Carrying a protest sign is unlikely to carry the same sentence as financing or money laundering on behalf of a proscribed group. However, officials suggested that anyone arrested on Saturday who had been arrested before for supporting the group is likely to face harsher sentencing, if found guilty.
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Palestine Action ban ‘could become Starmer’s poll tax moment’ as freedom of speech row deepens - Exclusive: Baroness Chakrabarti said the proscription of the group risks exacerbating community tension ...
As of last month, Palestine Action (PA) is officially considered a terrorist group by the British government. The direct action network, which targets businesses and factories in a bid to draw ...
Officers made arrests after crowds, waving placards expressing support for the group, gathered in Parliament Square.
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Jewish Britons decry ban on Palestine Action as ‘illegitimate, unethical’Hundreds rally near Downing Street as delegation delivers letter to UK government calling for sanctions on Israel.
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Exclusive: The Independent spoke with half a dozen protesters arrested for supporting a terrorist organisation since the ...
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