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UK court throws out prosecution of member of Irish rap group Kneecap

The charge was dismissed due to the prosecution missing the six-month statutory limit for consent, rendering the case unlawful and null, Woolwich Crown Court ruled.

  • The U.K. court ruled that the terrorism charge against Liam Ó hAnnaidh was thrown out due to a delay in issuing paperwork.
  • Judge Paul Goldspring declared the charge 'unlawful and null' and stated the court had no jurisdiction to try it.
  • Supporters celebrated outside Woolwich Crown Court after the verdict, emphasizing the dismissal as a victory for freedom of expression related to Palestinian rights.
  • First Minister Michelle O'Neill remarked that the charges aimed to silence those opposing Israeli actions in Gaza.
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A court in London has closed the case against a member of the Irish rap group for a formal error.

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NME broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, September 25, 2025.
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