Jurors have a right to acquit a defendant according to their conscience, irrespective of a Judge’s directions. Every defendant deserves access to fair justice.
Israeli soldiers shot dead a 14 year old boy in the occupied West Bank yesterday because they apparently thought he might intend to throw stones at their armoured vehicles.
@Ed_Miliband's faux sanctions do not go far enough. End UK complicity NOW.
https://t.co/letHjzwm1u
Seven people charged in connection with pro-Palestine Action rally in Edinburgh
Officers were called to a demonstration outside the US Consulate building on Regent Terrace on 31 October.
https://t.co/Fs9qyzQ2bA
THE LAST ARRESTEE
On October 31st, more than 300 people were arrested under the UK Terrorism Act for peacefully holding cardboard signs outside the US Embassy in London.
This woman was the final person arrested that night. She shared her version of this protest song with us.
POLICE DISCRIMINATION
In yet another absurd twist in the spectacle caused by the proscription of Palestine Action, the Met Police has discriminated against a disabled man by NOT prosecuting him under the Terrorism Act (Really.)
See the newly published footage and thread:
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@antisemitism "our country", "our values", and "they put Britain last" are three ironic phrases from an account that posts non-stop on behalf of genocidal Israel.
Here’s John McDonnell outside Parliament immediately after the vote to proscribe Palestine Action.
If only the Labour MPs with “buyer's remorse” had listened to him at the time, it would have saved them and the Labour Party a huge amount of embarrassment later.
NEW: Palestine Action UK arrests higher than those at peak of the Troubles
Irish people represent the largest number of foreign terror suspects detained after proscribing of group
Surely it's time for @UKLabour to Lift The Ban on Palestine Action
https://t.co/wEm7CEHVzX
Irish children’s book author arrested as part of UK ‘terror’ crackdown on Palestine Action
A total of 28 Irish people have been arrested at Palestine Action protests, the largest cohort of non-British-national terror suspects arrested in the UK
https://t.co/IJVGuWHU2N
Did Palestine Action go too far? Ammori doesn’t accept the idea. She recalls the horror of following the war on Gaza, in which at least 70,000 Palestinians were killed, among them 21 members of the family of a friend of hers.
https://t.co/T6X6RteD1r
Labour MPs regret voting for Palestine Action ban that led to 4,000 arrests in a year
Backbenchers say the right to protest has been harmed since they were ‘pressured’ into proscribing the organisation as a terror group
https://t.co/rN3GFFVnlx