Iranian foreign ministry has released annual reports that shed light on rampant human rights violations committed by the UK and the UK, both at home and abroad.

In August 2024, Palestine Action activists stormed an Elbit Systems factory in Bristol, causing £1 million in damage and disrupting sensitive operations.

The Foreign Ministry releases a detailed report recounting and denouncing the UK’s human rights violations on the domestic and international levels.

Lizzie Greenwood, a British activist, has initiated a hunger strike to highlight the UK's role in the ongoing genocide in Gaza.

Within the space of two days, the exceptional direct action network, Palestine Action, announced two major wins against Israel's largest Arms Company, Elbit Systems.

Activists assert the government is responding to direct action with an iron fist in order to deter others from mobilizing against the Zionist war machine.

A Jewish historian and professor has been arrested by London's Metropolitan Police after delivering remarks at a weekly anti-genocide protest.

A recent opinion poll has revealed that more than half of Britons across the political spectrum believe that the Israeli military’s actions in the war on the besieged Gaza Strip constitute war crimes.

Thousands of anti-racism protesters held a rally in the city of London, slamming a rise in Islamophobia in the UK, while, concurrently, supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson were holding a separate rally.

Activists in the UK have expressed significant concerns regarding what they describe as an "unprecedented wave of criminalization" targeting those advocating for Palestinian rights and climate change.