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Palestine Action co-founder wins right to challenge group’s proscription
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The proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation has significant implications, as it makes membership or expression of support for the group a criminal offence. The legal challenge to the ban has been ongoing since February, with the Home Office defending the decision to proscribe the group. The Supreme Court's decision to allow a challenge to the proscription will provide a further opportunity for the courts to examine the Home Office's decision-making process.
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Palestine Action co-founder wins right to challenge group’s proscription
The co-founder of Palestine Action, Huda Ammori, can challenge the Home Office decision to ban the group as a terrorist organisation at the Supreme Court, court records show.
The terrorist organisation was proscribed in the UK following a legal battle on July 4 last year.
Membership or expressing support for the group is a criminal offence punishable by up to 14 years in prison.
It has remained in place while the …
30 Jul, 14:49