I could fully understand this if it was just a few groups calling what is happening Genocide, but the UN and other well resected bodies are doing the same, including the UN raporteur featured in the talk video posted here. So what does Sir Kier have to say about that now.

If the UN issues an arrest warrant will the police execute.

I could fully understand this if it was just a few groups calling what is happening Genocide, but the UN and other well resected bodies are doing the same, including the UN rapporteur featured in the talk video posted here. So what does Sir Kier have to say about that now.

If the UN issues an arrest warrant, will the police execute.

UK government's decreed "terrorism"-labeling of non-terroristic Palestine Action is "at odds with [=in violation of] the UK’s obligations under international human rights law", says UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (too),
while as so many others already pointed out they "have not themselves engaged in any underlying criminal activity but rather exercised their rights to freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association".
theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

The government on the other hand, is actively knowingly arming and significantly aiding ongoing genocide, crimes against humanity,
which Palestine Action's actions highlighted, which in turn is extremely likely why they were actually banned, for pointing out the rulers' extremely probably severely criminal acts.

UK ban on Palestine Action at odds with international law, says UN rights chief

Volker Türk says the Home Office proscription restricts right to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly

^{Eleni Courea (The Guardian)}

"UK: Peaceful protesters treated as terrorists as politicians fuel far-right activity

Thousands of police were deployed to London last weekend to arrest more than 500 peaceful protesters, as racist protests took place across the country. There is a relentless crackdown on foreign nationals, now including immediate deportation for any non-citizen convicted of a criminal offence. Critics warn that mainstream political rhetoric is legitimating and fuelling violent far-right activity.

On Saturday 9 August, British police officers arrested 521 people in London’s Parliament Square on charges of supporting a proscribed terrorist organisation.

The reason? Holding placards saying: “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.”

Statements such as this are now punishable by up to 14 years in prison, following the government’s decision to ban Palestine Action at the beginning of July."

More on this from @statewatch here:
statewatch.org/news/2025/july/…

Statewatch | UK: Peaceful protesters treated as terrorists as politicians fuel far-right activity

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