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  1. The Court of Appeal is currently hearing appeals that were made against various rulings issued by the High Court.
  2. The Court of Appeal reviewed the Home Office's proscription decision.

The Court of Appeal is judging an appeal regarding a ban on 'Palestine Action,' citing human rights concerns and defending the ban as lawful.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jun 15
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The Court of Appeal is judging an appeal regarding a ban on 'Palestine Action,' citing human rights concerns and defending the ban as lawful.

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  1. The Court of Appeal confirmed the legality of the Home Secretary's ban on 'Palestine Action'.Sub-event
  2. The Home Office challenged a ruling regarding Palestine Action, which also targeted critical infrastructure and defense firms.Sub-event
  3. Court of Appeal overturned High Court decision and upheld the ban on Palestine Action.1 source
  4. Court of Appeal judges appeal regarding group ban, citing human rights concerns.1 source

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