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Palestine Action co-founder can challenge group's ban at Supreme Court

Huda Ammori, co-founder of Palestine Action, has received permission to challenge the group's proscription as a terrorist organisation at the UK's highest court.

  • Palestine Action was proscribed as a terrorist organisation in July 2025.
  • The Supreme Court has granted Huda Ammori permission to appeal against a Court of Appeal ruling.
  • The case is expected to be heard in the final quarter of 2026.

Huda Ammori, co-founder of direct action group Palestine Action, has been granted permission by the UK's Supreme Court to challenge the ban against the organisation. The group was proscribed as a terrorist organisation in July 2025.

The Supreme Court announced on Thursday that Ms Ammori could appeal against a Court of Appeal decision that had overturned a High Court ruling. The High Court had previously found the ban to be disproportionate and unlawful in February 2026.

The Supreme Court case is scheduled to be heard in the final quarter of this year. The legal status of over 3,500 arrests made for alleged support of Palestine Action since the ban remains uncertain, with their cases on hold pending the resolution of the proscription's legality.

Why this matters: The outcome of this challenge could impact the legal status of over 3,500 individuals arrested in connection with Palestine Action.

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