Home Office’s Palestine Action ban appeal to be ruled on by judges IN FULL The Independent UK · Jun 15
High Court to rule on Palestine Action terror group ban Three judges ruled in February that the then-home secretary Yvette Cooper’s decision to proscribe Palestine Action was unlawful The Independent UK · Jun 15
Raid on Israeli defence firm in UK: 4 Palestine Action activists jailed after court finds 'terror link' Four members of the pro-Palestinian activist group Palestine Action have been handed lengthy prison sentences for their role in a 2024 raid on an Elbit Systems UK factory near Bristol that caused more than £1.2 million (over $1.5 million) in damage. The Times of India · Jun 13
Moment protesters block prison van outside London court as Palestine Action factory raiders are jailed Demonstrators lay on the road to block the van carrying four people sentenced for destroying equipment at the Elbit Systems plant Evening Standard · Jun 13
'Gut wrenching' terrorism sentence of Palestine Action activists condemned Several high-profile political figures have spoken out against the "gut wrenching" sentencing of four Palestine Action activists as… The National (Scotland) · Jun 13
Pro-Palestine activists sentenced as terrorists over damage at Israeli arms factory in UK Four found guilty get tougher conditions as judge says actions were ‘designed to intimidate the UK government and a section of the public’ The Guardian - UK · Jun 12
Palestine Action activists jailed for 'terrorist raid' at Israeli firm’s UK factory PALESTINE Action activists who caused an estimated £1.2 million of damage at an Israeli firm’s UK factory will be sentenced for carrying out an… The National (Scotland) · Jun 12
Palestine Action: Activists jailed as over 100 arrested at sentencing protest IN FULL The Independent UK · Jun 12
Palestine Action activists jailed for £1.2m factory ‘terror’ raid after dozens arrested at protest Four Palestine Action activists were jailed on Friday The Independent UK · Jun 12
72 Palestine Action supporters arrested as activists await sentencing DOZENS of people have been arrested for supporting Palestine Action at a demonstration outside Woolwich Crown Court where four people are being… The National (Scotland) · Jun 12
More than 100 protesters arrested outside court as hundreds demonstrate before Palestine Action activists jailed Dozens arrested ahead of sentencing of four activists who destroyed equipment at an Israel-based defence firm’s factory Evening Standard · Jun 12
Sentencing Palestine Action protesters as terrorists would be ‘constitutional threat’, says lawyer Judge will decide whether four’s acts had link to terrorism, despite jury not convicting them of terrorism offence The Guardian - UK · Jun 10
Actors and musicians urge judge to drop ‘terror link’ in Palestine Action case ACTORS including Steve Coogan, Miriam Margolyes, and Zawe Ashton have signed a letter urging a senior judge not to sentence Palestine Action… The National (Scotland) · Jun 9
Judge in Palestine Action case apologises for handling of barrister contempt claim A HIGH Court judge has apologised for his handling of a Contempt of Court allegation against a Palestine Action activist’s barrister, telling a… The National (Scotland) · Jun 8
The Guardian - UK · Jun 8 Those who championed free speech in the UK and US now wage war on it. And here’s why: Palestine It was once an article of faith that even those who speak words we disagree with deserve protection. As regards Palestine, that’s now not true, says Mehdi Hasan, editor-in-chief and CEO of Zeteo
The National (Scotland) · Jun 7 Secret files show how Police Scotland spied on activists during Donald Trump's visit POLICE used vehicle tracking technology to spy on activists as part of a “disruption strategy” to suppress protest during US president Donald…
International Business Times UK · Jun 1 UK Police Can Allegedly 'Turn a Blind Eye' to Certain Crimes If Cafe Owner Agrees to Spy on Palestine Activists A Manchester cafe owner claims UK police attempted to recruit him as an informant on Palestine Action, offering financial benefits and leniency. Greater Manchester Police has not confirmed these allegations.
The National (Scotland) · May 31 Journalists were banned from reporting key Palestine Action trial fact. This is why REPORTING restrictions are fairly common practice in criminal cases in the UK.
The National (Scotland) · May 31 'I never thought this was possible': Fury ahead of Palestine Action raid sentencing DEFENDANTS who walked free in what is thought to be one of the most unusual criminal trials in UK history have described their treatment as a…
The Times of India · May 30 Manchester cafe owner claims UK police offered money to spy on Palestine Action: Report A Manchester cafe proprietor has come forward, alleging that law enforcement officials proposed financial support and amnesty for minor infractions in exchange for his cooperation against Palestine Action. After being detained in connection with the group, Shams Sadiq claims officers approached him, asking for assistance in identifying key figures.
The Guardian - UK · May 30 Manchester cafe owner says police tried to recruit him to spy on Palestine Action Exclusive: Shams Sadiq says officers offered financial inducements and to turn a ‘blind eye’ to certain offences
The National (Scotland) · May 28 Judge pauses Scottish challenge to Palestine Action ban in blow to activists A JUDGE has agreed to put a Scottish legal challenge to the UK Government’s ban on Palestine Action on hold ...
The National (Scotland) · May 27 Inside the room as UK Government tried to stall the Scottish Palestine Action review THERE weren’t enough seats at court 6 of the Court of Session today ...
The National (Scotland) · May 19 Sally Rooney to publish book in Hebrew in deal with BDS-backed Israeli firm SALLY Rooney will release her latest novel in Hebrew after partnering with a small publisher backed by the Israeli boycott movement.
The Guardian - US · May 19 Sally Rooney to publish Hebrew translation of novel with BDS-compliant publisher Irish novelist will publish Intermezzo through November Books after rejecting translation offer from publisher with ties to Israeli military