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Palestine Action ban to be reviewed by Supreme Court
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NEWSDECK ANALYSIS
The coverage of Palestine Action's ban review broadly agrees on the key event: the Supreme Court's involvement. However, left-leaning outlets like The Guardian and Mirror News tend to frame the story with a focus on the group's challenge to the ban and the number of arrests, while centre-ground outlets like BBC News, Sky News, and The Independent focus on the review itself, with a more neutral tone. The Evening Standard also maintains a neutral tone, focusing on the Supreme Court challenge.
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BBC News
Palestine Action ban to be reviewed by Supreme Court
The UK's highest court gives Palestine Action permission to appeal the government's proscription of the group under anti-terrorism legislation.
30 Jul, 16:05
Mirror News
Palestine Action's ban as 'terror group' goes to Supreme Court as 77 arrested in London
Palestine Action’s legal challenge against the ban on the organisation as a terror group will now go to the Supreme Court
30 Jul, 15:29
Evening Standard
Palestine Action terror ban challenge to go to Supreme Court as 77 arrested
In June, five Court of Appeal judges said the ban was a ‘justified and proportionate’ interference on freedom of expression rights.
30 Jul, 15:13
The Guardian
Supreme court says Palestine Action co-founder can challenge ban on group
UK’s highest court gives permission for Huda Ammori to challenge court of appeal ruling
The co-founder of Palestine Action has won permission to challenge the ban against the group at the UK’s highest court.
The direct action group was proscribed as a terrorist organisation in July last year but its co-founder, Huda Ammori, has been fighting to have it overturned amid a mass civil disobedience campaign.
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30 Jul, 15:03
The Independent
Palestine Action can appeal terror ban at the Supreme Court
Thousands of people have been arrested over support for pro-Palestine group
30 Jul, 14:53
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Sky News
Palestine Action terror ban to go to Supreme Court as 117 arrested at protest
Palestine Action's co-founder can take her case to the Supreme Court after the group's ban was ruled lawful.
30 Jul, 15:24
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