AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPalestine Action in the spotlight: A UK appeals court upheld the ban on Palestine Action under terrorism laws, with judges saying the group’s violence was integral to its activities—while pro-Palestine supporters and rights groups warn it’s a blow to speech and assembly. Gaza on screen: Qatar’s Museum of Islamic Art hosted a screening of the documentary Inside Gaza, built largely from AFP footage, spotlighting journalists trapped inside the besieged territory. World Cup, politics, and protest: FIFA-era culture clashes kept rolling—Arab artists including Nora Fatehi and Elyanna featured around the tournament, while pro-Palestine activists in Canada targeted FIFA over “sportswashing” and called for Israel’s expulsion. On-the-ground tensions: In Australia, NSW Police reviewed video of an officer pushing a woman during a pro-Palestine protest near Bisalloy Steel. Arts & activism streaming: Kinema is temporarily streaming Holding Liat and Everything You Have Is Yours, with proceeds supporting Gaza Soup Kitchen.
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