Activists from Palestine Action gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court in support of 18 members facing prosecution for alleged actions against an Israeli defense firm in the UK. Last week, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced plans to ban the group, which could lead to severe penalties for its members. Demonstrating outside the courthouse, activists expressed their solidarity with the 'Filton 18', who are accused of causing significant damage to the firm's base. The police maintained a strong presence at the scene amid these developments.
Palestine Action activists are protesting outside Woolwich Crown Court where 18 group members face court appearances for alleged acts against an Israeli defense firm.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced plans to ban Palestine Action, potentially making support for the group a terror offence, punishable by 14 years.
The activists gathered outside the court to support the 'Filton 18', accused of causing significant damage to an Israeli defense firm's facility in the UK.
Palestine Action voiced their opposition on social media, indicating their unwavering solidarity with those remanded under counterterrorism measures for their actions.
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