Pro-Palestine Protests Arrests
More than 200 protesters sat outside the conference in Liverpool, many holding home-made banners which read: “I support Palestine Action,” the banned group.Reported by 4 of 4 outlets; wording from Evening Standard.
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- 27 Sep
More than 200 protesters sat outside the conference in Liverpool, many holding home-made banners which read: “I support Palestine Action,” the banned group.
- 28 Sep
Officers arrested 82 people on suspicion of wearing or carrying an article supporting a proscribed organisation, according to the Merseyside force.
Coverage 10 articles
1 Oct 94-year-old Jewish barrister arrested for supporting Palestine Action
Al Jazeera
1 Oct Jewish human rights barrister, 94, arrested for supporting Palestine Action
Al Jazeera
28 Sep Dozens arrested at pro-Palestine protest on Sunday outside Labour conference
The Guardian
28 Sep Palestine Action protesters arrested outside UK Labour Party conference
Al Jazeera
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27 Sep Palestine Action protesters arrested in Liverpool
Al Jazeera
27 Sep Human rights barrister, 94, among Palestine Action protesters arrested outside Labour conference in Liverpool
Daily Mail
27 Sep Police arrest pro-Palestine Action protesters including elderly man outside Labour party conference
Evening Standard
27 Sep Massive Attack singer arrested over pro-Palestine protest in UK
Al Jazeera
26 Sep ‘Stop arming Israel’: Pro-Palestine protesters march on Labour conference
Al Jazeera
26 Sep Pro-Palestine Action group to rally at Labour conference led by Burnham
Al Jazeera
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