The legislation criminalises people who 'support, assist and obtain material benefits', including information, from groups deemed to be terrorist organisations
The legislation criminalises people who 'support, assist and obtain material benefits', including information, from groups deemed to be terrorist organisations
The National Security (State Threats) Bill will hand UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood sweeping powers to designate as a threat any state-backed organisation she deems to be prejudicial to the UK's 'safety and interests' (AFP)
Published date: 30 June 2026 13:45 BST
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