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Palestine Action terror ruling appealed by Home Office
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April 28, 2026
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6:01:26Now PlayingThe Home Office is appealing against a High Court ruling in February that the ban on Palestine Action under anti-terror laws should be quashed.
Palestine Action's co-founder won a legal challenge over the group's proscription as a terror group after they were proscribed in July last year by former home secretary Yvette Cooper, making it illegal to show any support or affiliation to them.
It came after members of the group were accused of breaking into RAF Brize Norton and spray-painting two aircraft.
On Friday 13 February Palestine Action's founder Huda Ammori won the High Court legal challenge, but the group will remain outlawed for now as the government intends to take the case to the Court of Appeal.
The challenge at the Court of Appeal is due to conclude on Thursday.
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