The ruling marks the first time in UK legal history that protesters convicted of criminal damage face a 'terrorism connection' upon sentencing
The ruling marks the first time in UK legal history that protesters convicted of criminal damage face a 'terrorism connection' upon sentencing
Published date: 12 June 2026 16:49 BST
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A British judge has ruled that four Palestine Action protesters will be sentenced as terrorists, despite jurors convicting them of criminal charges not connected to terrorism during prosecution.
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Reporting restrictions barred UK press from reporting the terror link, which was kept secret from the jury
The judge urged the jury to do away with personal feelings about the war on Gaza or the legality of the proscription.
