Woman wearing Palestine Action T-shirt arrested in Belfast
BELFAST, AUG 9 – The woman was arrested for wearing a Palestine Action T-shirt at an anti-racism rally after the group was banned for damaging RAF aircraft, with over 200 arrests linked to related protests.
- A woman was arrested in Belfast for wearing a T-shirt saying "We are all Palestine Action," suspected of supporting a proscribed organization under the Terrorism Act.
- Palestine Action has been classified as a proscribed organization under the Terrorism Act since July, making support for it a criminal offence.
- On the same day, at least 200 demonstrators were arrested in London during a protest supporting Palestine Action.
- Critics claim the police's actions against peaceful protesters are disproportionate, stating that highlighting Gaza's devastation is not a crime.
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Woman wearing Palestine Action T-shirt arrested in Belfast
Belfast West MLA Gerry Carroll called on Executive ministers to ‘speak up for the right to protest’.
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Read Full ArticleBelfast Woman Detained for Supporting Outlawed Palestine Action - Real News Now
In Belfast, a woman was detained for displaying a t-shirt advocating for the now illegal group, Palestine Action, during a rally opposing an anti-immigration assembly. This event has elicited criticism from Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLA), who argue it reflects a backward tightening of governmental control. This incident comes in the wake of newly passed legislation by the UK government banning membership in Palestine Action. This law …

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Woman wearing Palestine Action t-shirt arrested in Belfast
Belfast West MLA Gerry Carroll called on Executive ministers to ‘speak up for the right to protest’.
·London, United Kingdom
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