Lawyers of the group threaten court proceedings as top ministers refuse to meet them to discuss the protesters' welfare.
Lawyers of the group threaten court proceedings as top ministers refuse to meet them to discuss the protesters’ welfare.
By Anealla Safdar
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London, United Kingdom – Lawyers of imprisoned hunger-striking activists linked to the protest group Palestine Action have put the British government on notice as the justice secretary refuses to meet them.
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