Damaging RAF equipment at Brize Norton blurs line between activism and sabotage, but proscription is a drastic step ...

The head of London's Metropolitan Police force has been heavily criticised for defending the arrest of an 83-year-old retired ...

Discover the ongoing debate about Palestine Action and the concerns surrounding its proposed ban by Yvette Cooper.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper says the decision to proscribe Palestine Action as a terrorist group is about protecting ...

In her speech, Yvette Cooper said that last Friday’s direct action was ‘the latest in a long history of unacceptable criminal damage committed by Palestine Action’ and she has cited other ...

Supporting Palestine Action will be punishable by up to 14 years in prison under government plans to make them a proscribed ...

Unveiling the intention to ban the group following the incident on June 23, Cooper said it was the latest in a “long history of unacceptable criminal damage committed by Palestine Action”.

A draft proscription order against the group will be laid in the U.K. Parliament on June 30, Yvette Cooper said.The post UK home secretary proposes proscribing Palestine Action appeared first ...

Speaking in parliament on 23 June, Yvette Cooper said: “I have decided to proscribe Palestine Action under section 3 of the Terrorism Act 2000. She said a draft proscription order will be ...

Cooper announced plans to proscribe Palestine Action on June 23, stating that the vandalism of the two planes was "disgraceful" and that the group had a "long history of unacceptable criminal damage".