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Londrina Police holds 48 people by demonstration of support to the pro-Palestinian group

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Briefings

British police detained 48 individuals in London on Saturday for participating in a protest supporting Palestine Action, classified as a terrorist organization by the UK government. This follows a July 2025 classification based on vandalism including attacks on the Royal Air Force and Elbit Systems. The group's founder, Huda Ammori, is appealing to the Supreme Court. Protesters displayed signs opposing genocide and supporting Palestine Action. Police confirmed continued detentions at the US Embassy, with over 3,900 prior arrests recorded since the ban's implementation.

Key points

• 48 individuals detained in London for supporting Palestine Action, classified as a terrorist organization by the UK government.
• Protesters displayed signs opposing genocide and supporting Palestine Action at the US Embassy in London.

Context

The UK government classified Palestine Action as a terrorist organization in July 2025 following vandalism including attacks on the Royal Air Force and Elbit Systems. The ban was confirmed by the Supreme Court in June. Police confirmed continued detentions at the US Embassy, with over 3,900 prior arrests recorded since the ban's implementation.

Limitations

Detentions occurred before the Supreme Court examined the appeal. Specific details on the nature of vandalism are limited to the provided evidence. The source does not specify the exact number of arrests in Edimburgh or the precise date of the Supreme Court hearing.

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