UK High Court hears challenge to British government’s role arming Israel

Fighter jet firms dined key witness in Israel arms export case

The UK government is being challenged in court this week over its decision to keep exporting fighter jet parts that can be used by Israel’s fleet of F-35 warplanes. Declassified has discovered that one of the key witnesses has accepted hospitality from arms firms directly involved in the F-35 supply chain. Keith Bethell, a director of Defence Equipment and Support within the Ministry of Defence, was called on by the government to give written ev…

‘F-35s are used in Gaza genocide’: Campaigners hope court halts UK exports to Israel

The UK government must be forced to fulfill its obligations under international and domestic law, says Shawan Jabarin, head of Palestinian rights group Al-Haq - Anadolu Ajansı

Amnesty International and HRW Intervention in R(Al-Haq) v SSBT - Amnesty International

In a judicial review brought by Al-Haq against the Secretary of State for Business and Trade, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch submit that the United Kingdom has an obligation to prevent genocide against Palestinians in Gaza and should therefore cease any direct or indirect supply of military equipment to Israel.

Scottish Government urged to issue update on public funding for Israel-linked firms

The SNP has been urged to update the Scottish Parliament on what it is doing to prevent public money going to companies with ties to the Israeli…

High Court challenge of library decision-making process is lodged

A legal review challenging the decision-making process at Lynn’s Carnegie library has officially been lodged at the High Court.

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