Leading UK cultural figures condemn the Palestine Action ban as a repressive absurdity, highlighting a significant clash between artistic freedom and government counter-terrorism measures.
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Dozens of leading figures term the UK law banning Palestine Action a ‘repressive absurdity’.
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