Home Office official fears Palestine Action ban will see innocent people criminalised

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Palestine Action was proscribed in July after a group of protesters vandalised planes at RAF Brize Norton

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The Palestine Action proscription could overwhelm the anti-terrorism Prevent program and lead to people being wrongly criminalised, a Home Office official has reportedly warned.

Home Office official fears Palestine Action ban will see innocent people criminalised

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