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5:30Now PlayingPolice arrested several protesters outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London on Monday after the Court of Appeal ruled that the UK government's ban on Palestine Action was lawful. The decision overturned an earlier High Court ruling that found the proscription unlawful, meaning the group's designation under the Terrorism Act remains in force. Campaigners say they will continue to challenge the ban through the courts.
Footage shows demonstrators gathered outside the court as the judgment is relayed over a loudspeaker. Protesters listen to the decision before police move in and detain several people.
The Court of Appeal's decision reversed an earlier High Court ruling and found that the government's proscription of Palestine Action was lawful and proportionate. The ban was introduced in July 2025 after activists broke into RAF Brize Norton and damaged military aircraft. Membership of, or support for, the group remains a criminal offence under UK terrorism legislation.
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