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Pro-Palestine protesters at UCLA have filed a request in Los Angeles Superior Court to hide their identities ahead of a Sept. 11 hearing, as part of a lawsuit brought against the University of California Board of Regents.
Pro-Palestine protesters gathered to rally in support of the 'Filton 25' activists at a UK court.
During Italy's April 25 Liberation Day celebrations in Milan, pro-Palestine protesters reportedly kicked Jewish participants out of the march, with some allegedly making antisemitic remarks.
Toronto police are facing criticism for permitting pro-Palestinian demonstrations to proceed past Jewish residential areas, despite a recent ban on such marches.
Andy Burnham has been appointed the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, becoming the seventh in ten years. He has begun forming his cabinet, naming Wes Streeting as Defence Minister and Liz Kendall as Chancellor, among other key appointments.
Seven pro-Palestine protesters were convicted of misdemeanor charges for blocking the Golden Gate Bridge in 2024. A jury deadlocked on a felony count for the protesters involved in the demonstration.
A group charged in connection with pro-Palestine protests in Derry is arguing that the legislation governing parades, originally designed for contentious Orange Order marches, is "defective."
The protest was also in response to Melissa Barrera's firing from the film in November 2023 after she expressed support for Palestine.
Andy Burnham is expected to become the next British Prime Minister, with reports indicating he plans to reverse the ban on new oil and gas drilling in the North Sea and move away from Thatcher-era policies. His potential leadership has sparked debate, including a backlash over a proposed technology department scrap.
Campaigners are warning that the right to protest is being put under pressure by the arms industry, as a new report highlights the legal crackdown faced by pro-Palestine protesters.
Approximately 40 pro-Palestine protesters marched past a kosher restaurant and JNF HQ in NW London, shouting 'genocide,' an event described as distressing by locals and 'clearly antisemitic' by a Hendon MP.