67 people now charged over Palestine Action support, says Met
Summary
The Metropolitan Police have charged 67 individuals for allegedly supporting Palestine Action, a group they consider a terrorist organization. These charges follow arrests made in London, with the accused facing charges under the Terrorism Act and potential imprisonment.Key Facts
- A total of 67 people have been charged by the Metropolitan Police for allegedly supporting Palestine Action.
- Those charged are aged between 21 and 83 and were arrested in central London.
- The charges are based on section 13 of the Terrorism Act, carrying a possible six-month prison sentence.
- The police have been notifying those charged via postal charge requisitions.
- 23 of the accused are due in court on 13 October, related to allegations from 5 July.
- 41 others face charges from actions on 12 July and will appear in court in October, with dates set for 13, 14, and 27.
- Over 700 people have been arrested regarding Palestine Action since its ban on 5 July.
- Palestine Action is challenging the ban in court, arguing it violates free speech rights.
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