The attack on the right to protest in the UK is not just about Palestine
Patterns of politicised policing uncovered in a recent trial of pro-Palestinian activists should worry us all.

Patterns of politicised policing uncovered in a recent trial of pro-Palestinian activists should worry us all.



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Activists plan to take legal action against the UK prisons that allegedly mistreated them.

Thousands of people took to the streets in Buenos Aires to mark the 50th anniversary of Argentina’s last military coup.
Israeli and Palestinian mothers marched barefoot through Rome, calling for greater protection for children.
One of Argentina’s most prominent activist groups, the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo face cuts under Javier Milei.
Videos show large demonstrations in Tehran, where crowds waved Iranian flags and chanted in support of the government.

Protesters gathered outside the US embassy in Madrid as sanctions pushed Cuba into an electricity blackout.
Israelis protested in Tel Aviv demanding an end to the war with Iran and conflict with Hezbollah.
Those executed were allegedly involved in the killing of two law enforcement personnel.
Activists and politicians have called for the late Chavez to have his honours stripped after accusations of rape emerge.

Iranians in Tehran burned effigies of Israeli PM Netanyahu and US President Trump.