More than 100 people are arrested in London during protests outside the Royal Courts of Justice as judges uphold a legal ban on Palestine Action. Multiple outlets report police detain protesters ahead of, or around, the sentencing of activists connected to the group. Evening Standard and other coverage say police arrest demonstrators on suspicion of expressing support for a proscribed group. The Evening Standard reports 117 arrests. The Mirror and Daily Mail describe the legal challenge being upheld by the court and protesters gathering in response to the ruling and the activists’ sentencing. Police actions include seizing and carrying away protesters, with reports that some demonstrators hold signs indicating support for Palestine Action. Coverage also notes that hundreds attend demonstrations in the area while the court process takes place. The reports generally agree on the scale of arrests, the location, the link to the Palestine Action court decision, and the stated suspicion under which arrests are made, without detailing further charges beyond police descriptions.
More than 100 arrested outside Royal Courts of Justice after Palestine Action ban upheld
More than 100 people are arrested in London during protests outside the Royal Courts of Justice as judges uphold a legal ban on Palestine Action. Multiple outlets report police detain protesters ahead...
- Police arrest more than 100 people at a protest outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London.
- Arrests are made on suspicion of expressing support for Palestine Action, which is banned as a proscribed group.
- Multiple reports link the arrests to the court upholding the ban and to activists’ sentencing at the court.
- Evening Standard reports 117 arrests.
- Protesters and demonstrators gather in large numbers, with some holding signs supporting Palestine Action.
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2 months agoProtesters were seen holding signs reading 'I support Palestine Action' as the arrests on suspicion of expressing support for a proscribed group were made.
2 months agoProtesters were seen holding signs reading 'I support Palestine Action' as the arrests on suspicion of expressing support for a proscribed group were made.
2 months agoProtesters were seen being carried away by police officers
2 months agoProtestors had gathered outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London where judges today ruled a decision to ban the organisation as a terror group was lawful
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