At least 60 people will be prosecuted for “showing support” for the recently proscribed Palestine Action group, in addition to three already charged, London’s Metropolitan Police said on Friday.

Heavy-handed policing or blanket approaches risk creating 'chilling effect,' Equality and Human Rights Commission warns - ...

RUSHING a decision on whether to prosecute hundreds of protesters for expressing support for Palestine Action could risk a major miscarriage of justice, international groups warned today.A total of ...

Architects arrested at last Saturday’s demonstration in support of Palestine Action have criticised what they describe as an ...

Yvette Cooper has continually lied about Palestine Action in a panicked attempt to defend the proscription of a direct action ...

The outcome of that case will define whether Palestine Action remains banned. If the ban falls, then the 700 arrested so far ...

For the working class, this crisis sharply poses the need for a struggle not only against the Palestine Action proscription, ...

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper defended the UK government’s decision to proscribe Palestine Action after more than 500 people were arrested during a protest ...

British police said they arrested 365 people in central London after as a ban on a pro-Palestine group evokes backlash and ...

It was no ordinary break-in. On June 20, under the cover of darkness, two activists entered what should have been one of ...

Palestine Action’s co-founder Huda Ammori said: “Yvette Cooper and No 10’s claim that Palestine Action is a violent organisation is false and defamatory, and even disproven by the Government’s own ...