

Novara FM: How the British State Is Trying to Crush the Palestine Movement
6 snips Oct 3, 2024
Simon Childs, a commissioning editor at Novara Media, dives into the complexities of the Palestine solidarity movement in the UK. He discusses the government’s authoritarian crackdown on these activists, revealing how politicians like Suella Braverman and Michael Gove have framed them as extremists. The conversation touches on the UK’s collusion with Israeli arms manufacturers and the unique challenges activists face under restrictive laws. Childs emphasizes the critical need to protect protest rights amidst growing repression and a worrying shift in political discourse.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Repression and Resistance in the Palestine Movement
04:42 • 9min
Arms Trade and Activism: The UK-Israel Connection
13:44 • 22min
Legal Battles Against Corporate Complicity in War Crimes
35:34 • 2min
Challenges in Legal Defense and Activism
37:57 • 28min
Political Protests and Monuments in Britain
01:05:43 • 13min
Defining Extremism: Impacts on Activism
01:18:59 • 12min
The Erosion of Protest Rights in the UK
01:31:07 • 5min