LONDON: Pro-Palestine protesters in the UK who allegedly disrupted the production of a Gal Gadot movie have been ordered by a court to avoid film-shooting locations, The Times reported on Thursday.
The eight demonstrators were charged under trade union laws over their alleged disruption of “The Runner,” which features the Israeli actress, who served in the Israel Defense Forces.
At locations in London and outside the capital, protesters allegedly disrupted shooting over several days in May.
The eight individuals were charged under the Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992, and behaved “with a view to compelling another person to abstain from filming, which that person had a legal right to do.”
The act, originally designed to combat pickets during strikes, bans the obstruction of access to a workplace.
