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Palestine, Yvette Cooper and terrorism act 2000

BBC on MSN · 2d

Some don't know 'full nature' of Palestine Action, says Cooper

Defending the group's proscription under terror law, she said the organisation was "not a non-violent organisation".

Sky News on MSN · 3d

Yvette Cooper defends arrest of more than 500 people at Palestine Action protests

The group was proscribed as a terror organisation in July, but hundreds of people, many of pension age, took to the streets this weekend to defend them.

HuffPost UK on MSN · 6d

Why The Palestine Action Protest Will Be A Particularly Tough Test For Yvette Cooper And The Police

The home secretary Yvette Cooper has faced intense criticism for choosing to proscribe PA, even from fellow Labour MPs like Clive Lewis, who warned the proscription “undermined democracy” and told parliament it risks “confusing dissent and terror”.

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Yvette Cooper is Lying

Yvette Cooper has continually lied about Palestine Action in a panicked attempt to defend the proscription of a direct action ...

Anadolu Agency8h

Leaked report casts doubt on UK’s justification for banning Palestine Action

Majority of direct actions by Palestine Action would not be classified as terrorism under Terrorism Act 2000, according to ...

Socialist Worker1d

Thousands set to defy Palestine Action ban in September

Following the 532 arrests last Saturday, Defend Our Juries has called another, bigger opposition to the Palestine Action ban.

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Palestine Action’s future plans are disturbing, Yvette Cooper claims as she urges protesters to stay away

I would say to people, this is not a non violent organisation,’ the home secretary warned ahead of a mass planned protest ...

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High Court grants permission for legal challenge to Palestine Action ban, with intelligence evidence heard in closed session

A judicial review of the government’s order to ban Palestine Action will be held over three days, sometime after November 10.

Voices: Palestine Action demonstrators should not be prosecuted for placards

COMMENT: Indicating support for a terrorist organisation with a placard should not be a criminal offence, as it is inconsistent with the basic rights of free speech, says ...

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