“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. “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?”. Court officials confirmed that all cases relating to Palestine Action have been adjourned until October 26, to await the outcome of the Supreme Court appeal over the proscription of the group as a terrorism organisation. Protesters outside court, many dressed in red or wearing a keffiyeh, waved the Palestinian flag and held placards, chanting “free, free Palestine”.