Criminalizing Activism: The Palestine Action Debate

This chapter examines the recent repressive measures against pro-Palestine protests in Britain, focusing on the implications for civil liberties and free expression. It discusses the criminalization of activism, notably the classification of Palestine Action as a terrorist organization, and the troubling legislative trends that threaten non-violent protest. The chapter highlights key incidents, government responses, and historical context, raising concerns about the intersection of state power, public sentiment, and human rights in the UK.