In today’s show, we will be examining who exactly is behind the British home secretary’s decision to proscribe the non-violent civil resistance campaign group Palestine Action as a “terrorist” organization.

The British police have detained dozens of protesters for supporting the banned pro-Palestinian campaign group, Palestine Action.

The UK has criminalized Palestine Action, branding anti-genocide activists as terrorists to whitewash Israeli genocidal war crimes and suppress growing Palestinian solidarity

The charges brought against the protest organizers are seen as an erosion of civil rights and a tactic to intimidate protesters.

Protesters gathered in London after the UK designated Palestine Action a terrorist group, risking arrest for showing support.

Hundreds gather outside London’s Royal Courts of Justice in fierce solidarity with Palestine Action.

London’s High Court will hear the legal challenge posed against the UK’s ban on Palestine Action.

The British government has designated Palestine Action as a terrorist organization. Palestine Action views the ban as a threat to political expression and civil liberties.

Demonstrators have gathered outside the British Parliament to condemn the government's banning Palestine Action.

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