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Palestine Action - Protesters or Terrorists?
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Scenes few had expected in the UK - retired vicars carried away by the police for holding up a poster saying “I support Palestine Action”. The banning of the group by the Home Secretary has led to mass protest and mass arrests, the police and courts overwhelmed by dealing with those who do not accept that direct action and criminal damage constitute terrorism. Yvette Cooper says she has evidence it is NOT a non-violent group and it is right to bracket it with Al Qaeda and ISIS, but many, even in her own party, aren’t convinced. So where does the law stand on this? Is the terrorist label a way of suppressing legitimate protest? Or a reasonable and just way to deal with those committed to unlawful actions in support of a cause? Phil and Roger ask David Mead, Professor of UK Human Rights Law at the University of East Anglia
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Scenes few had expected in the UK - retired vicars carried away by the police for holding up a poster saying “I support Palestine Action”. The banning of the group by the Home Secretary has led to mass protest and mass arrests, the police and courts overwhelmed by dealing with those who do not accept that direct action and criminal damage constitute terrorism. Yvette Cooper says she has evidence it is NOT a non-violent group and it is right to bracket it with Al Qaeda and ISIS, but many, even in her own party, aren’t convinced. So where does the law stand on this? Is the terrorist label a way of suppressing legitimate protest? Or a reasonable and just way to deal with those committed to unlawful actions in support of a cause? Phil and Roger ask David Mead, Professor of UK Human Rights Law at the University of East Anglia
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