Baroness Chakrabarti urged the government to ‘think again’, warning that the ban on the group may lead to more people, not ...

London's Metropolitan Police arrested over 100 people over the age of 70 in an unprecedented day in Britain's history ...

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

Last weekend (9-10 August), the Metropolitan Police arrested more than 500 people on Parliament Square for displaying signs ...

Some were imprisoned for their activities. None, however, were stigmatised by the British state as terrorists' ...

I never envisaged that, at the age of 75, I would be detained under the Terrorism Act while people screamed ‘Shame on you!’, writes environmentalist and author Jonathon Porritt ...

Victoria Derbyshire certainly didn't mince her words as she clashed with a guest on the latest instalment of Newsnight ...

A fifty-five year old grandmother who was among the more than 500 people arrested for their support of banned group Palestine Action on Saturday ...

One of the biggest mass arrests in modern British history threatens to clog the courts – but the Home Office is doubling down ...

At least six Cumbrians defied the Government ban on showing support for Palestine Action in the capital. Cumbrians were among 522 arrested in London on Saturday for carrying placards saying ‘I oppose ...

Retired colonel Chris Romberg says the Government is criminalising peaceful dissent after being arrested under anti-terror ...

Baroness Chakrabarti argued that acts like criminal damage, such as spraying paint, do not equate to terrorism, and urged the government to “think again” on the ban. Civil liberties groups, along with ...