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THE ESCALATION CANNOT BE STOPPED WARNING - Expressing support for Palestine Action is a breach of the UK Terrorism Act. This comes with significant risk of arrest and prosecution, and could lead to home raids and up to 14 years imprisonment. YET ANOTHER BOLD 🧵 Here’s Theresa:

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NO ARRESTS SO FAR (48 “terrorist” videos) WARNING - Expressing support for Palestine Action is a breach of the UK Terrorism Act. This comes with significant risk of arrest and prosecution, and could lead to home raids and up to 14 years imprisonment. ANOTHER🧵 Here’s Alison:
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NO ARRESTS SO FAR (48 “terrorist” videos) WARNING - Expressing support for Palestine Action is a breach of the UK Terrorism Act. This comes with significant risk of arrest and prosecution, and could lead to home raids and up to 14 years imprisonment. ANOTHER🧵 Here’s Alison:

Defend Our Juries

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It's illegal to say I support Palestine Action A thoughtcrime that can lead to your arrest and imprisonment for up to 14 years.
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It's illegal to say I support Palestine Action A thoughtcrime that can lead to your arrest and imprisonment for up to 14 years.

Owen Jones

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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.

AJ+

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Earlier today, one of Campaign Against Antisemitism’s volunteers saw this individual dressed like a police officer standing outside the Houses of Parliament holding a sign that said “I support Palestine Action.” So, they promptly informed the police and an arrest was soon made. Palestine Action is a proscribed organisation under the Terrorism Act 2000. Impersonating a police officer is against the law. The law must be enforced. Anyone found to be in breach must face consequences.
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Earlier today, one of Campaign Against Antisemitism’s volunteers saw this individual dressed like a police officer standing outside the Houses of Parliament holding a sign that said “I support Palestine Action.” So, they promptly informed the police and an arrest was soon made. Palestine Action is a proscribed organisation under the Terrorism Act 2000. Impersonating a police officer is against the law. The law must be enforced. Anyone found to be in breach must face consequences.

Campaign Against Antisemitism

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“Supporting the people of Palestine is not an act of terrorism.” Irish musician Hozier called on his audience to express empathy and support for a free Palestine during his recent show at the Reading Festival in Berkshire, UK
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“Supporting the people of Palestine is not an act of terrorism.” Irish musician Hozier called on his audience to express empathy and support for a free Palestine during his recent show at the Reading Festival in Berkshire, UK

Middle East Eye

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AMAZING MOMENT A woman came back still wearing a custody tshirt having been released for a terrorism arrest. While being arrested for declaring support for Palestine Action a second time, another woman came back to do the same. The opposition to this ban cannot be contained.
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AMAZING MOMENT A woman came back still wearing a custody tshirt having been released for a terrorism arrest. While being arrested for declaring support for Palestine Action a second time, another woman came back to do the same. The opposition to this ban cannot be contained.

Defend Our Juries

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Disruption to the start of the Labour conference, as police arrest protestors under the Terrorism Act for holding signs which say: "I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action" We will not be intimidated. Sign up for October 4th in London:
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Disruption to the start of the Labour conference, as police arrest protestors under the Terrorism Act for holding signs which say: "I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action" We will not be intimidated. Sign up for October 4th in London:

Defend Our Juries

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This is the THIRD set of doctors, professors and retirees that have escalated from placards to expressing support or membership of Palestine Action. So far there’s been ZERO arrests. One has a blow up dinosaur. Nasty, horrible clowns. Counter Terrorism Policing
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This is the THIRD set of doctors, professors and retirees that have escalated from placards to expressing support or membership of Palestine Action. So far there’s been ZERO arrests. One has a blow up dinosaur. Nasty, horrible clowns. Counter Terrorism Policing

Heidi Bachram

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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. She was arrested under section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000, a criminal offence that carries a sentence of up to 14-years. She told Novara Media why she’ll continue to break the law.
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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. She was arrested under section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000, a criminal offence that carries a sentence of up to 14-years. She told Novara Media why she’ll continue to break the law.

Novara Media

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Thank you UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for your unequivocal support for Israel ישראל and the British Jewish community. - Israel has a "lawful right to defend itself" against Hamas atrocities - "The biggest risk of escalation comes from Iran" - Hamas risks Middle East future of "dignity" and "opportunity" - "Glorifying terrorism" will face "the full force of the law"
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Thank you UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for your unequivocal support for Israel ישראל and the British Jewish community. - Israel has a "lawful right to defend itself" against Hamas atrocities - "The biggest risk of escalation comes from Iran" - Hamas risks Middle East future of "dignity" and "opportunity" - "Glorifying terrorism" will face "the full force of the law"

CFoI

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Reverend Sue Parfitt spoke to Zeteo UK about her multiple arrests for opposing the ridiculous proscription of Palestine Action. Some of the interview was “bleeped to comply with the UK Terrorism Act.” The government have completely trashed the meaning of the word “terrorism.”
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Reverend Sue Parfitt spoke to Zeteo UK about her multiple arrests for opposing the ridiculous proscription of Palestine Action. Some of the interview was “bleeped to comply with the UK Terrorism Act.” The government have completely trashed the meaning of the word “terrorism.”

Wokerati Marty

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This video shows Kent police threatening to arrest a protester under the Terrorism Act – leaving them facing up to 14 years in jail – simply for waving a Palestinian flag and calling Israel's actions in Gaza a genocide. The direction of travel under Starmer is now clear.
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This video shows Kent police threatening to arrest a protester under the Terrorism Act – leaving them facing up to 14 years in jail – simply for waving a Palestinian flag and calling Israel's actions in Gaza a genocide. The direction of travel under Starmer is now clear.

Jonathan Cook

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🚨Arrest of on-bail Palestine Action activist Qesser Zuhrah this morning. Good. She was arrested under Section 44 of the serious crimes act and Section 1 of the Terrorism Act for an Instagram story saying "take direct action". See first reply.
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🚨Arrest of on-bail Palestine Action activist Qesser Zuhrah this morning. Good. She was arrested under Section 44 of the serious crimes act and Section 1 of the Terrorism Act for an Instagram story saying "take direct action". See first reply.

Subversive Force

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🧵In this video, prominent members and supporters of the Defend Our Juries and Palestine Action campaigns openly encourage members of the public to break the law and join a proscribed terrorist organisation. Most of the individuals featured in the clip have previously faced multiple arrests and court appearances for acts of civil disobedience and criminal damage, and some have also reportedly been arrested under the UK Terrorism Act. We have identified most of those who chose not to disclose their full names. Counter Terrorism Policing
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🧵In this video, prominent members and supporters of the Defend Our Juries and Palestine Action campaigns openly encourage members of the public to break the law and join a proscribed terrorist organisation. Most of the individuals featured in the clip have previously faced multiple arrests and court appearances for acts of civil disobedience and criminal damage, and some have also reportedly been arrested under the UK Terrorism Act. We have identified most of those who chose not to disclose their full names. Counter Terrorism Policing

GnasherJew®גנאשר

11,077 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

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.”

Novara Media

15,072 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

This is what terrorism now looks like in the UK. Yesterday, the Court of Appeal accepted the Government's appeal and ruled that the Home Secretary's proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation was lawful. Amnesty International is deeply disappointed by this decision. Treating direct action as terrorism is a dangerous misuse of counter-terrorism powers and has led to thousands of arrests of entirely peaceful protesters - something that will long be remembered as a deeply shameful chapter in our history. The fight is far from over. We will continue to challenge the government's efforts to crack down on our right to protest and hold power to account.
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This is what terrorism now looks like in the UK. Yesterday, the Court of Appeal accepted the Government's appeal and ruled that the Home Secretary's proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation was lawful. Amnesty International is deeply disappointed by this decision. Treating direct action as terrorism is a dangerous misuse of counter-terrorism powers and has led to thousands of arrests of entirely peaceful protesters - something that will long be remembered as a deeply shameful chapter in our history. The fight is far from over. We will continue to challenge the government's efforts to crack down on our right to protest and hold power to account.

Amnesty UK

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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.

Defend Our Juries

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