The co-founder of Palestine Action, Huda Ammori, can challenge the Home Office decision to ban the group as a terrorist organisation at the Supreme Court, court records show. Last month, five of Britain's top judges overturned an earlier High Court decision to lift the ban, stating: "The proscription decision was not unlawful." "Many more were reportedly arrested today despite not expressing support for Palestine Action, including people who were simply setting up a stage or reading poems about Gaza." She added: “This further evidences our case that the proscription of Palestine Action has become a vehicle for a far broader crackdown on expressions of solidarity with the Palestinian people. Protesters shouting "I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action" were detained by police, while demonstrators shouted "shame on you" and "under what power?".