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Major victories against British government attempt to crush Palestine solidarity

UPDATE, 18 February 2026: All remaining Filton 24 defendants have been found NOT GUILTY of aggravated burglary, the most serious charge they faced. This comes two weeks after the first six were acquitted of the same charge by a jury. The High Court judgment on 13 February 2026 finding that the UK Government’s decision to…

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Pro-Israel mob abuse, spit at anti-genocide meeting in Falkirk

Thursday night (12 Feb ’26), We attended a peaceful speaker event organised by the Forth Valley Palestine Solidarity Network in Falkirk. It was a community-based meeting itended to provide space for discussion, solidarity, and civic engagement.Attendees were men, women, children, elderly residents, and disabled members of our community. The local Labour MP, Brian Leishman, was…

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Vindicated: Filton 6 victory

Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign (SPSC) welcomes this decision by a British jury to find activists not guilty, whose only crime was to try to stop the delivery of arms to genociders. For putting morality above obedience, the accused are part of a long tradition of standing up to corrupt governments and the crimes they actively…

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18 Charges, 0 Convictions — Solidarity Wins in Aberdeen

Marking a massive victory for Palestine solidarity campaigners in Scotland and beyond. Yet another Aberdeen Sheriff delivered a verdict of ‘No Case To Answer’ in relation to 5 SPSC activists charged with ‘Breach of the Peace’ at a protest against Home Bargains shamefully stocking “Made in Israel” goods. This is just the most recent batch…

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UK government put on notice: potential international law breach if controversial Rosebank oil field is approved

The UK government is set to make its final decision on the future of the controversial Rosebank oil field, situated off the coast of Shetland. The project was overturned by the Scottish courts last year on climate grounds and has long faced opposition in the UK. The argument against Rosebank, however, is not just environmental.…

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Court of Session Ruling Offers Hope Amid Escalating Crackdown on Pro-Palestine Protesters in Scotland

27 January 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASECourt of Session Ruling Offers Hope Amid Escalating Crackdown on Pro-Palestine Protesters in Scotland The Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign (SPSC) welcomes this significant move by the Court of Session in Edinburgh to approve a judicial review of the government proscription of Palestine Action, to assert its freedom of action independently…

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