London police arrested protesters outside court hearing Palestine Action ban appeal.
The case tests whether serious property damage without violence qualifies as terrorism under British law.
“Palestine Action returned to the UK’s Supreme Court on Wednesday to contest the government’s decision to outlaw the group under terrorism legislation. Authorities have arrested at least 4,000 people on charges linked to the group since the government imposed the ban in July last year.”
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The case tests whether serious property damage without violence qualifies as terrorism under British law.