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Palestine Action terror ban too heavy-handed, ex-Supreme Court judge warns Starmer
The law that saw hundreds arrested for supporting the group on Saturday should be changed, Lord Sumption says
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independent.co.uk
Police braced for mass arrests as hundreds set to protest Palestine Action terror ban
Anyone found supporting the banned group faces up to 14 years in prison under the terrorism act
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Police swoop to make arrests as hundreds protest in support of Palestine Action
Demonstrators are campaigning to lift the terror ban on protest group Palestine Action
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Police arrest 150 at protest in support of Palestine Action in London: Live
Demonstrators are campaigning to lift the terror ban on protest group Palestine Action
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Hundreds arrested in police crackdown at rally against Palestine Action terror ban
Demonstrators arrested for holding signs in Parliament Square
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Number of Palestine Action protesters arrested rises beyond 500
Hundreds attended the demonstration in Parliament Square and chanted ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’
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theguardian.com
Anyone showing support for Palestine Action ‘will feel full force of the law’, justice minister says – UK politics live
Government defends decision to proscribe protest group after mass arrests at a demonstration in Westminster over the weekend
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Starmer under fire after hundreds of over-50s arrested during Palestine Action rally
Baroness Chakrabarti said the proscription of the group risks exacerbating community tensions and creating a ‘bigger headache for the police’
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Palestine Action terror ban too heavy-handed, ex-Supreme Court judge warns Starmer
The law that saw hundreds arrested for supporting the group on Saturday should be changed, Lord Sumption says
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‘I’m on the right side of history’: Minister arrested for backing Palestine Action
More than 500 people were arrested at the biggest demonstration since the group was proscribed a terrorist organisation
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Palestine Action terror ban risks ‘I am Spartacus’ moment, Labour peer warns
Baroness Chakrabarti urged the government to ‘think again’, warning that the ban on the group may lead to more people, not fewer, taking to the streets to support them