UK to prosecute 60 more people for backing banned Palestine Action group
Summary
London's Metropolitan Police plan to prosecute at least 60 more people for supporting Palestine Action, a group banned last month as a "terrorist organization." The group is accused of committing violent acts and causing damage during protests against Israel's actions in Gaza. Since the ban, over 700 people have been detained at protests across the UK.Key Facts
- The UK banned Palestine Action as a "terrorist organization" last month.
- London's Metropolitan Police plan to prosecute at least 60 people for supporting the group.
- Over 700 people have been detained during protests since the ban, including 522 at one protest in London.
- Critics, such as the UN and Amnesty International, claim the ban could limit free speech.
- Prosecutions will use laws, including the UK's Terrorism Act.
- Offenders could face up to six months in prison.
- The group's actions include a break-in at an air force base, causing significant damage.
- UK officials argue the group's actions threaten national security and public safety.
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