A three-year review also found that anti-radicalisation scheme Prevent is ‘not fit for purpose’
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A three-year review also found that anti-radicalisation scheme Prevent is ‘not fit for purpose’
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Counter-terrorism laws used to ban Palestine Action are being used too widely and the government’s anti-radicalisation scheme is “not fit for purpose”, a major review has found.
Pro-Palestine protest group Palestine Action was proscribed under terror laws in July
Palestine Action was proscribed in July after a group of protesters vandalised planes at RAF Brize Norton
Huda Ammori, co-founder of Palestine Action, took the Home Office to court over their decision to proscribe the protest group…
Sir Mark Rowley said he fears the ‘justice system isn’t moving fast enough’ as he revealed the toll of policing those defying the…
Human rights group criticise government’s ‘grave abuse of state power’ ahead of High Court decision on Palestine Action terror…
The Court of Appeal ruled Palestine Action’s co-founder can proceed with a High Court challenge against the government
