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UK government plan to ban Palestine Action ‘absurd’
LONDON: A member of the UK’s Palestine Action, which on Friday carried out a high-profile protest by breaking into an air force base, has described government plans to proscribe the group as “absurd.” Saeed Taji Farouky told the BBC that the plan to effectively brand the group a terrorist organization “rips apart the very basic concepts of British democracy and the rule of law.” He added: “It’s something everyone should be terrified about.” Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is believed to be drafting a written statement on the proscription to be delivered before Parliament on Monday, the BBC report
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dailymail.co.uk
Campaign group Palestine Action to be banned after airbase vandalised
The Home Secretary will ban Palestine Action after the group vandalised two aircraft at RAF Brize Norton, the BBC has reported.
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theguardian.com
Palestine Action expected to be banned after vandalism of planes at RAF base
Home secretary plans to proscribe group that broke into Brize Norton, effectively branding it a terrorist organisation
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independent.co.uk
Palestine Action to be banned after vandalism of planes at RAF base
Yvette Cooper has decided to proscribe the group, making it a criminal offence to belong to or support Palestine Action.
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Palestine Action member says potential ban ‘absurd’
A Palestine Action member has said the governments plans to proscribe the group, effectively branding them a terrorist organisation is "absurd." Saeed Taji Farouky said it "rips…
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arabnews.com
UK government plan to ban Palestine Action ‘absurd’
LONDON: A member of the UK’s Palestine Action, which on Friday carried out a high-profile protest by breaking into an air force base, has described government plans to proscribe…
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UK govt plan to ban Palestine Action ‘absurd’
LONDON: A member of the UK’s Palestine Action, which on Friday carried out a high-profile protest by breaking into an air force base, has described government plans to proscribe…
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Met Police Commissioner ‘shocked’ at planned protest in support of Palestine Action
The Government plans to ban Palestine Action following its vandalism of two planes at an RAF base
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UK police ban Palestine Action protest outside parliament
LONDON: British police have banned campaign group Palestine Action from protesting outside parliament on Monday, a rare move that comes after two of its members broke into a…
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Labour anger at plan to ban Palestine Action after RAF plane vandalism
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is due to update MPs later on proposals to make it a criminal offence to belong to or support the group.
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telegraph.co.uk
Palestine Action is a threat to British democracy
It is correct to proscribe this fanatical group
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Palestine Action protesters clash with police as government confirms ban on group
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has decided to proscribe Palestine Action, following the group’s vandalism of two planes at an RAF base
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Yvette Cooper vows to ban Palestine Action under anti-terrorism laws
Home secretary to ignore warning from group’s lawyers that doing so would be ‘unlawful, dangerous and ill thought out’
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thetimes.com
Palestine Action: police clash with protesters in London — follow live
Demonstration in Trafalgar Square held in support of activist group which the home secretary confirms will be proscribed following RAF base break-in
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aljazeera.com
UK to ban Palestine Action, police clash with group’s supporters in London
British government will use antiterrorism laws to ban campaign organisation in wake of damage to planes by activists.
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Palestine Action protests live: police clash with thousands in Trafalgar Square
Demonstration held in London after Yvette Cooper, the home secretary, confirmed the activist group would be proscribed after RAF base break-in
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ROBERT HARDMAN: I was in the midst of a mob of conspiracy theorists
At one end of Whitehall, the Government was solemnly announcing plans to add the direct action group Palestine Action to the UK's current list of 81 proscribed terrorist…
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What is the Palestine Action group, and why is the UK banning it?
The UK government is seeking to proscribe the pro-Palestinian direct action group under anti-terrorism laws.