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84-year old retired priest Sue Parfitt has been repeatedly arrested for breaking counter-terror law by holding signs to protest the proscription of Palestine Action. Today, she went further than ever before, vocally expressing support for the group, and encouraging the police arresting her to join her in that support....

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Police have arrested 14 Defend Our Juries protestors opposing the proscription of Palestine Action outside London’s New Scotland Yard. In a significant escalation of their tactics, the protestors spoke one-by-one through a megaphone outside the Met headquarters. They declared their support for Palestine Action, their membership of the banned organisation, and encouraged the police surrounding them to join it too. When the megaphone was confiscated, they shouted instead. All were arrested under section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000. According to the Act, professing support for a proscribed group or inviting another to support a proscribed group is an offence, carrying a custodial sentence of up to 14 years. In the last twelve months, 3,500 plus protestors have been arrested for holding signs reading ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’. Most of those arrests were made under section 13 of the Terrorism Act, an offence carrying a maximum term of 6 months. Among those arrested was 84-year-old Reverend Sue Parfitt, who was detained at the very first post-proscription protest, exactly one year ago today. Arrested several times since, she spoke to Novara Media as a police officer leafed through her bible, saying of Palestine Action, “I support them, and I shall continue to support them. That apparently makes me a terrorist. That’s OK”. Palestine Action was proscribed by then Home Secretary Yvette Cooper on 5 July last year. The first domestic direct action group in British history to be banned, the proscription was ruled unlawful by a judicial review earlier this year. Following a successful appeal by the government, that decision was quashed last month. As such, Palestine Action remains a proscribed terror organisation. “It may seem tongue-in-cheek to invite the police to join Palestine Action but the police haven’t seen the funny side,” said a spokesperson for Defend Our Juries, “Tens of thousands of children have already been murdered in Gaza. The best way the police could discharge their duty right now would be to target the British factories of Elbit Systems, the leading supplier of drones to the IDF.”
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Police have arrested 14 Defend Our Juries protestors opposing the proscription of Palestine Action outside London’s New Scotland Yard. In a significant escalation of their tactics, the protestors spoke one-by-one through a megaphone outside the Met headquarters. They declared their support for Palestine Action, their membership of the banned organisation, and encouraged the police surrounding them to join it too. When the megaphone was confiscated, they shouted instead. All were arrested under section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000. According to the Act, professing support for a proscribed group or inviting another to support a proscribed group is an offence, carrying a custodial sentence of up to 14 years. In the last twelve months, 3,500 plus protestors have been arrested for holding signs reading ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’. Most of those arrests were made under section 13 of the Terrorism Act, an offence carrying a maximum term of 6 months. Among those arrested was 84-year-old Reverend Sue Parfitt, who was detained at the very first post-proscription protest, exactly one year ago today. Arrested several times since, she spoke to Novara Media as a police officer leafed through her bible, saying of Palestine Action, “I support them, and I shall continue to support them. That apparently makes me a terrorist. That’s OK”. Palestine Action was proscribed by then Home Secretary Yvette Cooper on 5 July last year. The first domestic direct action group in British history to be banned, the proscription was ruled unlawful by a judicial review earlier this year. Following a successful appeal by the government, that decision was quashed last month. As such, Palestine Action remains a proscribed terror organisation. “It may seem tongue-in-cheek to invite the police to join Palestine Action but the police haven’t seen the funny side,” said a spokesperson for Defend Our Juries, “Tens of thousands of children have already been murdered in Gaza. The best way the police could discharge their duty right now would be to target the British factories of Elbit Systems, the leading supplier of drones to the IDF.”

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BREAKING 84 year old Reverend Sue Parfitt arrested under the UK Terrorism Act for giving speech outside New Scotland Yard on the anniversary of the proscription of Palestine Action. Stood on a soap box, Sue explained her motivation. Join the Escalation:
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BREAKING 84 year old Reverend Sue Parfitt arrested under the UK Terrorism Act for giving speech outside New Scotland Yard on the anniversary of the proscription of Palestine Action. Stood on a soap box, Sue explained her motivation. Join the Escalation:

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Police in London have arrested an 83-year-old woman for holding a sign expressing support for Palestine Action, the activist group was recently proscribed under the Terrorism Act 2000.
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Police in London have arrested an 83-year-old woman for holding a sign expressing support for Palestine Action, the activist group was recently proscribed under the Terrorism Act 2000.

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Today in Parliament Square more than 350 people protesting the genocide and the proscription of non-violent direct action group Palestine Action, were arrested. Novara Media's Steven Methven spoke to Robert Del Naja of Massive Attack. While we spoke hundreds of police were deployed to round up people breaking counter-terror law by holding up signs reading ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’ in the largest mass arrest on British soil in 35 years.
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Today in Parliament Square more than 350 people protesting the genocide and the proscription of non-violent direct action group Palestine Action, were arrested. Novara Media's Steven Methven spoke to Robert Del Naja of Massive Attack. While we spoke hundreds of police were deployed to round up people breaking counter-terror law by holding up signs reading ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’ in the largest mass arrest on British soil in 35 years.

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Greta Thunberg has been arrested in London at a protest in support of Palestine Action-linked prisoners on hunger strike. The Swedish activist was arrested under the Terrorism Act 2000 for holding a placard that read "I support Palestine Action prisoners, I oppose genocide".
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Greta Thunberg has been arrested in London at a protest in support of Palestine Action-linked prisoners on hunger strike. The Swedish activist was arrested under the Terrorism Act 2000 for holding a placard that read "I support Palestine Action prisoners, I oppose genocide".

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83-year-old Reverend Sue Parfitt was arrested on Saturday under the Terrorism Act after allegedly supporting a proscribed group. In 2024, Sue spoke at our action in support of climate activists, stating her intention to continue to “interfere” in matters of global importance.
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83-year-old Reverend Sue Parfitt was arrested on Saturday under the Terrorism Act after allegedly supporting a proscribed group. In 2024, Sue spoke at our action in support of climate activists, stating her intention to continue to “interfere” in matters of global importance.

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Swedish activist Greta Thunberg has been arrested at a protest supporting Palestine Action members in London. Footage appears to show the 22-year-old holding a sign that reads 'I support the Palestine Action prisoners. I oppose genocide." City of London police said it has arrested a woman under the Terrorism Act for displaying an item in support of a proscribed organisation.
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Swedish activist Greta Thunberg has been arrested at a protest supporting Palestine Action members in London. Footage appears to show the 22-year-old holding a sign that reads 'I support the Palestine Action prisoners. I oppose genocide." City of London police said it has arrested a woman under the Terrorism Act for displaying an item in support of a proscribed organisation.

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“I feel like I’m living in a nightmare.” Police arrested multiple people under the Terrorism Act at a Palestine Action protest on Thursday even though they did not appear to be expressing support for the proscribed group. Novara Media’s Steven Methven spoke to people who said they were being wrongly detained under section 12, which prohibits showing or inviting support for a terrorist organisation and carries a maximum sentence of 14 years in prison. “I have not breached the law in any way,” one woman said. The Metropolitan police said officers made at least 152 arrests at the protest outside Westminster magistrates court. The majority, 134, were made under section 12. Palestine Action was proscribed as a terrorist organisation last year after its members repeatedly damaged weapons factories that were supplying arms for Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Thousands have been arrested since the ban for holding signs that read: “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.” A challenge to the ban will be heard at the supreme court later this year.
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“I feel like I’m living in a nightmare.” Police arrested multiple people under the Terrorism Act at a Palestine Action protest on Thursday even though they did not appear to be expressing support for the proscribed group. Novara Media’s Steven Methven spoke to people who said they were being wrongly detained under section 12, which prohibits showing or inviting support for a terrorist organisation and carries a maximum sentence of 14 years in prison. “I have not breached the law in any way,” one woman said. The Metropolitan police said officers made at least 152 arrests at the protest outside Westminster magistrates court. The majority, 134, were made under section 12. Palestine Action was proscribed as a terrorist organisation last year after its members repeatedly damaged weapons factories that were supplying arms for Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Thousands have been arrested since the ban for holding signs that read: “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.” A challenge to the ban will be heard at the supreme court later this year.

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Arrests continue in Trafalgar Square as hundreds of people defy the proscription of Palestine Action by holding up signs expressing their support for the group. The man arrested in this video was telling the police about the “record number of child amputees” and “record number of child orphans” created by the genocide while they arrested him for terror offences. Defend Our Juries
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Arrests continue in Trafalgar Square as hundreds of people defy the proscription of Palestine Action by holding up signs expressing their support for the group. The man arrested in this video was telling the police about the “record number of child amputees” and “record number of child orphans” created by the genocide while they arrested him for terror offences. Defend Our Juries

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BREAKING: Over 400 arrested under the Terrorism Act for holding signs which say "I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action" This was the largest mass arrest ever by the Met police at a single protest.
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BREAKING: Over 400 arrested under the Terrorism Act for holding signs which say "I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action" This was the largest mass arrest ever by the Met police at a single protest.

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'If you choose to show support for that terrorist organisation you will feel the full force of the law' Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones spoke to #BBCBreakfast after 532 people were arrested at a protest in support of Palestine Action - a group proscribed under the Terrorism Act
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'If you choose to show support for that terrorist organisation you will feel the full force of the law' Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones spoke to #BBCBreakfast after 532 people were arrested at a protest in support of Palestine Action - a group proscribed under the Terrorism Act

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More footage of 84 year old Reverend Sue Parfitt being arrested today for saying she supports Palestine Action. Welcome to Britain, currently the most draconian country in the world if you protest against the genocide in Gaza. Anything to say @Andyburnham ?
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More footage of 84 year old Reverend Sue Parfitt being arrested today for saying she supports Palestine Action. Welcome to Britain, currently the most draconian country in the world if you protest against the genocide in Gaza. Anything to say @Andyburnham ?

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Police in the UK arrested 20+ people under “anti-terror” laws because they protested in support of activist group Palestine Action. The UK govt designated Palestine Action as a “terrorist org” hours earlier and made support for the group punishable by up to 14 years in prison.
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Police in the UK arrested 20+ people under “anti-terror” laws because they protested in support of activist group Palestine Action. The UK govt designated Palestine Action as a “terrorist org” hours earlier and made support for the group punishable by up to 14 years in prison.

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“There’s nothing anti-Semitic about it.” Over 1,000 people have shown up to the Defend Our Juries protest in Trafalgar Square to demonstrate against the proscription of Palestine Action, all while showing solidarity with Jewish communities mourning the terror attack in Manchester on Thursday. Hundreds are currently sat in silence, observing a vigil while holding signs that say: “I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action”. Dozens have already been arrested in the last few hours, with the action likely to continue throughout the rest of the day. One Jewish woman who had previously been arrested under terror offences in August for holding a similar sign for the previous protest in Parliament Square told Novara Media that it is conflating anti-Semitism with criticism of Israel’s genocide that actually “drives hatred of Jews”.
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“There’s nothing anti-Semitic about it.” Over 1,000 people have shown up to the Defend Our Juries protest in Trafalgar Square to demonstrate against the proscription of Palestine Action, all while showing solidarity with Jewish communities mourning the terror attack in Manchester on Thursday. Hundreds are currently sat in silence, observing a vigil while holding signs that say: “I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action”. Dozens have already been arrested in the last few hours, with the action likely to continue throughout the rest of the day. One Jewish woman who had previously been arrested under terror offences in August for holding a similar sign for the previous protest in Parliament Square told Novara Media that it is conflating anti-Semitism with criticism of Israel’s genocide that actually “drives hatred of Jews”.

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"We want Yvette Cooper to remove the proscription of Palestine Action" A retired software engineer was just arrested under the Terrorism Act, alongside seven others in Truro, for opposing genocide and supporting Palestine Action.
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"We want Yvette Cooper to remove the proscription of Palestine Action" A retired software engineer was just arrested under the Terrorism Act, alongside seven others in Truro, for opposing genocide and supporting Palestine Action.

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