A judge ruled that the Campaign Against Antisemitism’s motive in seeking to prosecute Hunter was ‘to have him cancelled’.
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A summons against Reginald D Hunter by the Campaign Against Antisemitism has been quashed after a judge ruled the “abusive” private prosecution was intended to get the comedian “cancelled”.
It comes after the Met Police and Manchester Police announced on Wednesday that anyone chanting controversial slogans such as…
Rajiv Menon KC clashed with the judge in the first trial of six Palestine Action activists
Concerns were raised over Damien Egan’s visit by Palestine Solidarity Campaign over his recent visits to Israel and role as…
The Court of Appeal dismissed the actors bid to overturn the finding that he had libelled two people by calling them ‘paedphiles’
Lawyers for Palestine Action founder Huda Ammori have argued the ban is unlawful and should be quashed
No arrests have been made with Met Police urging anyone with information to come forward
