Cofounder Huda Ammori says the ban is 'one of the most extreme attacks on civil liberties in recent British history'.
Cofounder Huda Ammori says the ban is ‘one of the most extreme attacks on civil liberties in recent British history’.
By Mariamne Everett
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Legal action by Huda Ammori, the cofounder of Palestine Action, has begun in London’s High Court against the decision by the United Kingdom government to designate the activist group as a terrorist organisation.
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