Palestine Action terror ban challenge to go to Supreme Court as 117 arrested

In June, five Court of Appeal judges said the ban was a ‘justified and proportionate’ interference on freedom of expression rights.

The UK's highest court gives Palestine Action permission to appeal the government's proscription of the group under anti-terrorism legislation.

The Supreme Court has today granted Palestine Action co-founder Huda Ammori permission to challenge the government’s continued terrorism ban on the group. Palestine Action was ‘proscribed’ in July 2025. The ban was overturned in February 2026 by the High Court, which found it unlawful. Shabana Mahmood – still home secr

Supreme Court will allow appeal hearing over Palestine Action ban Katherine Hearst on Thu, 07/30/2026 - 16:09 Huda Ammor, the co-founder of the proscribed group, is set to challenge a Court of Appeal ruling upholding the ban in Autumn Police tussle with an activist during a protest against

Palestine Action’s legal challenge against the ban on the organisation as a terror group will now go to the Supreme Court

Palestine Action's co-founder can take her case to the Supreme Court after the group's ban was ruled lawful.

UK’s highest court gives permission for Huda Ammori to challenge court of appeal ruling The co-founder of Palestine Action has won permission to challenge the ban against the group at the UK’s highest court. The direct action group was proscribed as a terrorist organisation in July last year but co-founder Huda Ammori

In June, five Court of Appeal judges said the ban was a ‘justified and proportionate’ interference on freedom of expression rights.

Thousands of people have been arrested over support for pro-Palestine group

Palestine Action co-founder wins right to challenge group’s proscription  GB News

PALESTINE Action can challenge the UK Government’s ban on the organisation at the Supreme Court, it has emerged.