Discover the ongoing debate about Palestine Action and the concerns surrounding its proposed ban by Yvette Cooper.

The British government announced plans to proscribe Palestine Action after members broke into a military air base.

Shortly after the protest began, home secretary Yvette Cooper announced she had decided to proscribe Palestine Action, following the group’s vandalism of two planes at an RAF base.

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Palestine Action will be proscribed as a terrorist organisation, the Home Secretary has said. Yvette Cooper will lay an order before Parliament next week to make membership and support for the ...

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The Home Secretary has decided to proscribe Palestine Action and will lay an order before Parliament next week to make membership and support for the protest group illegal. Yvette Cooper confirmed ...

As she announced plans for Palestine Action’s proscription, Yvette Cooper said the group’s methods have become “more aggressive”, with its members showing “willingness to use violence”.

Yvette Cooper said: “ Baroness Casey sets out 12 recommendations for change. We will take action on all of them immediately, because we cannot afford more wasted years.