The Palestine Solidarity Campaign welcomes the support of civil society organisations, who've challenged Tory plans to ban politicians from engaging with the campaign.
Tag: Right to protest
Civil Society organisations reject call to add Palestine Solidarity Campaign to banned list
Civil Society Groups have released a statement in response to Government plans to ban politicians from engaging with the Palestine Solidarity Campaign.
Where the right wing offensive against the pro-Palestine movement leads
Attacks on the protests are a trojan horse for an attack on Muslims and multiculturalism, writes Simon Fletcher.
Keep up the urgent call for a ceasefire in Gaza – Ben Jamal, Palestine Solidarity Campaign
The Palestine Solidarity Campaign has been at the forefront of the massive protests calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. PSC Director Ben Jamal, we need to keep it up.
Saturday’s historic march for Palestine – in pictures
'Today's victims could have been saved by yesterday's ceasefire' Anon, from the 11th November 2023 March for Palestine Saturday 11th saw huge crowds gather for the biggest demonstration for Palestine in British history – and, with over 800,000 people, one of the largest ever to march in London. Labour Outlook’s Sam Browse reports in pictures…
Continue reading ➞ Saturday’s historic march for Palestine – in pictures
#WeWillMarch for a Ceasefire Saturday – Stop the War Coalition
"Stop the War is calling on everyone concerned with civil liberties to support our right to march."
“We Will Be Holding A Protest on Saturday” – Palestine march organisers respond to Met Police. #WeWillMarch
The idea that it is acceptable for Israel to keep bombing and killing Palestinians in Gaza including over 4000 children, but not for people to protest peacefully against these crimes is grotesque.
Oppose the Tories’ “draconian” Public Order Bill and the shift towards authoritarianism – Diane Abbott MP
"This is a Government who have shown a blatant disregard for the law who confuse draconian legislation with upholding the law" - Diane Abbott's contribution to the debate on the Public Order Bill.