Palestine Action's appeal against Britain's ban will be heard by the Supreme Court after a lower court upheld the designation. The group's co-founder is bringing the case, with 117 people arrested at a recent protest.
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Thousands of people have been arrested over support for pro-Palestine group
LONDON, July 30 - The United Kingdom's Supreme Court has said it will hear an appeal against a lower court ruling that Britain's decision to ban campaign group Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation was lawful.
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Palestine Action's co-founder can take her case to the Supreme Court after the group's ban was ruled lawful.
The UK's highest court gives Palestine Action permission to appeal the government's proscription of the group under anti-terrorism legislation.
Britain's Supreme Court said on Thursday it has agreed to hear the high-profile case brought by the co-founder of activist group Palestine Action appealing against a contentious government ban which has led to thousands of arrests. Huda Ammori has been fighting the group's prohibition by the interior ministry since it was imposed in July 2025 under the UK's Terrorism Act. That move made membership
Britain’s Supreme Court granted Palestine Action co-founder Huda Ammori permission to appeal a ruling that upheld the government’s ban on the group as a terrorist organisation [straitstimes.com#1][novaramedia.com#1][al-monitor.com#1][bbc.co.uk#1][theguardian.com#1]. The court said it would expedite the case, with sources variously describing the hearing as likely after the summer break, in autumn,