LONDON: The UK government announced Monday (Jun 23) it would ban campaign group Palestine Action under anti-terror laws ...

Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has has shut down accusations of "two-tier policing" after an incident with two Jewish counter protestors.

Protesters accuse university colleges of being "complicit in Israeli genocide" due to their investments in arms companies ...

Met officers warn two counter-protesters that their actions could be breach of peace after they were forced to hide on bus ...

Protest is a civil right, so why are the British Government planning to proscribe Palestine Action? Critic Aimee Walsh argues that the Labour government is weak on what matters: the genocide in Gaza ...

UK Terror Laws now target protesters, but critics worry free speech is under threat as UK bans Palestine Action ...

Thirteen people were arrested at protests in support of Palestine Action in London after the Home Secretary Yvette Cooper decided to proscribe ...

The group’s central target has been Elbit Systems UK, the British arm of Israel’s largest private arms company. Palestine ...

Palestine Action activists have clashed with police in ugly scenes during a mass protest in London as the Government moves to proscribe the group as a terrorist organisation.

Palestine Action responded to the announcement by calling the move "unhinged," accusing the government of targeting peaceful ...

Palestine Action are being banned and Kneecap prosecuted – both under anti-terror laws. What could the consequences be?