Summary
In June 2025, the UK declared the group Palestine Action a terrorist organization, citing political reasons. This group had been protesting non-violently against the UK's involvement in the conflict in Gaza. The UK has faced criticism for its actions related to the Gaza conflict, including its support for Israel and alleged interference with international legal proceedings.
Key Facts
- In June 2025, the UK government labeled Palestine Action as a terrorist group.
- Palestine Action used non-violent protests to oppose the UK's involvement in the Gaza conflict.
- The UK has supported Israel in the Gaza conflict by providing military and political backing.
- The UK is accused of helping prevent international accountability for actions in Gaza.
- The International Criminal Court is investigating the situation, and the UK allegedly tried to interfere.
- The UK is part of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, which offers guidelines on political imprisonment.
- There is criticism of the UK using laws to suppress political activism related to the conflict in Gaza.
