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British police arrested a young man in a wheelchair outside London's High Court under terrorism legislation after he publicly expressed support for Palestinian action. The arrest occurred as a legal appeal was being heard in court challenging the government's ban on the group. Five judges of the Supreme Court heard arguments from the legal team of the founder of Palestine Action, Hoda Amory, who sought to overturn the ban.

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British police arrested a young man in a wheelchair outside London's High Court under terrorism legislation after he publicly expressed support for Palestinian action. The arrest occurred as a legal appeal was being heard in court challenging the government's ban on the group. Five judges of the Supreme Court heard arguments from the legal team of the founder of Palestine Action, Hoda Amory, who sought to overturn the ban.

British police arrested a young man in a wheelchair outside London's High Court under terrorism legislation after he publicly expressed support for Palestinian action. The arrest occurred as a legal appeal was being heard in court challenging the government's ban on the group. Five judges of the Supreme Court heard arguments from the legal team of the founder of Palestine Action, Hoda Amory, who sought to overturn the ban.

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