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UK Court upholds ban on Palestine Action as ‘terrorist’ group

Al Jazeera Monday 15 June 2026, 16:15 UTC 1 min read
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UK Court upholds ban on Palestine Action as ‘terrorist’ group UK Court upholds ban on Palestine Action as ‘terrorist’ group Britain’s Court of Appeal has ruled that the government’s proscription of the activist group Palestine Action as a ‘terrorist’ organisation was lawful, overturning a decision by the High Court in February. Al Jazeera’s Ava Warriner reports. Published On 15 Jun 2026

UK Court upholds ban on Palestine Action as ‘terrorist’ group UK Court upholds ban on Palestine Action as ‘terrorist’ group Britain’s Court of Appeal has ruled that the government’s proscription of the activist group Palestine Action as a ‘terrorist’ organisation was lawful, overturning a decision by the High Court in February. Al Jazeera’s Ava Warriner reports. Published On 15 Jun 2026
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