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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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Novara Media
We’re All in the Dock at the Supreme Court With Palestine Action
We’ve seen our civil and legal liberties dismantled at breakneck speed over the last 15 months. This week, Palestine Action co-founder Huda Ammori reaches her last legal opportunity on British soil to overturn the Labour government’s absurd ban of the group under the Terrorism Act. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear her arguments that […]
2 Nov, 10:23
The Guardian
Palestine Action crowdfunder for UK supreme court challenge blocked due to US sanctions
Exclusive: CrowdJustice platform says US firm Stripe, its payment processor, ‘cannot support accounts or transactions’ linked to group
An online crowdfunder to raise money for the UK supreme court challenge to the ban on Palestine Action has been blocked as a result of US sanctions against the direct action group.
CrowdJustice, a UK company, has declined to host a fundraiser for legal fees to fight proscription becau…
2 Oct, 14:00
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 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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