Legal attacks

A miscarriage of justice occurred at Glasgow Sheriff Court on 22/23 December 2025, resulting in a verdict against Mick Napier, a founder member of the Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign (SPSC), who was convicted of two […]

Our purpose as Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign (SPSC) is to build effective solidarity with the Palestinian people as an extension to the Palestinian struggle for freedom against Israel’s programme of ethnic cleansing and genocide in Palestine.  […]

Update 29 January 2018 Lord Bracadale is expected to publish his report and recommendations in Spring 2018. The Hate Crime Legislation Review group has not yet published the review submissions on their website but we […]

On Monday, 11th Sept, at Aberdeen Sheriff Court, Sheriff Charlotte Coutts found SPSC member Ally Coutts (no relation) guilty of ‘acting in a racially aggravated manner with intent to cause distress and alarm’ for saying […]

After four days of evidence and cross-examinations earlier this month, a trial enters its final moments tomorrow of two members of SPSC on charges of ‘racism’. The two stand accused of aggravated tresspass for a […]

Support two SPSC members – Jim Watson and – I, on trial for ‘racism’ on Wednesday April 27th and Friday April 29th in Court 10 of Glasgow Sheriff Court. The effort by Zionists and their […]

3 February 2016, Kilmarnock Sheriff Court Sheriff Watson dismissed a charge of assault against Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign (Scottish PSC) member Mick Napier today following the collapse of the prosecution case.  Challenges to the prosecution […]

Professor Jake Lynch of Sydney University is the subject of legal proceedings initiated by an Israel-based organisation using allegations of racism in an attempt to criminalise support for BDS. Professor Lynch’s refusal to sponsor an […]

Ten complaints of “antisemitic” harassment were brought by a UCU member, Ronnie Fraser, who is Director of Academic Friends of Israel and fights the union’s policy of support for Palestinian rights. All ten points were […]