Palestine Action, UK court
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In a telephone conversation with President Mahmoud Abbas of the State of Palestine on Monday, Pope Leo XIV repeated his appeal for international humanitarian law to be fully respected. According to the Vatican,
More than 100 people have been arrested across the UK during protests in support of Palestine Action. The group was banned as a terrorist organisation in June. In Liverpool city centre, four people were arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences on Sunday afternoon, Merseyside Police said.
English trip hop band, Massive Attack, have launched an alliance for musicians who are facing intimidation and threats from within the industry over their support for Palestine. The band took to Instagram and said that they are hoping to protect artists from organised censorship that silences the voices speaking against genocide.
Prior to the hearing, members from CUNY’s Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine chapter joined with faculty from the University of California and Georgetown University to pen a letter urging their institutional leaders to “break the pattern ...
Four people accused of damaging two Voyager aircraft at RAF Brize Norton in a demonstration allegedly carried out by members of Palestine Action will face trial in January 2027.
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The current warmth between Sir Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron may have opened the door to greater co-operation between France and the UK, but the Prime Minister must resist the French president’s ardent desire for the entente amicale to extend to premature recognition of the state of Palestine.
Dar is also set to chair a high-level briefing of the UNSC, focused on enhancing cooperation between UN and OIC.
A cast member unfurled a Palestine flag during an encore for Il Trovatore at the Royal Opera House on Saturday (19 July), with staff immediately trying to snatch it away. In a video published online, the performer resisted attempts to have the flag removed in what was described by one audience member as “extraordinary scenes”.