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Da’m Support - Defend & Mobilise
A network of activists supporting other activists facing courts and imprisonment for taking direct action against the Israeli arms trade 🇵🇸
SAVE THE DATE: on 12th June, Sam, Lottie, Fatema Zainab and Ellie will be sentenced at Woolwich Crown Court. All are currently in prison.
The state tries to break us but we will not be broken.
Spread the word and see you there!
Jordan and Joey of the Filton 24 speak outside court as Lottie, Sam, Ellie and Fatema-Zainab are remanded to prison
Charlotte Head, Samuel Corner, Leona (Ellie) Kamio and Fatema Zainab Rajwani have all been remanded to prison ahead of their sentencing. This is despite the prosecution saying they do not seek to remand them by revoking bail.
All of the defendants, apart from Samuel Corner, have already served 18months in prison on remand, the equivalence of a near 4 year prison sentence. Samuel Corner has been in prison for 21months.
During the trial, jurors were shown images taken by the police which showed images of the damage
caused to Israeli military equipment and weapons in the Filton site. The pictures show damaged
Israeli military drones, drone controllers, computer equipment and other military technologies.
Da’m is a network supporting frontline activists as they go through the so-called ‘criminal justice’ system after taking direct action in solidarity with Palestine
Da’m is a network supporting frontline activists as they go through the so-called ‘criminal justice’ system after taking direct action in solidarity with Palestine
Da’m is a network supporting frontline activists as they go through the so-called ‘criminal justice’ system after taking direct action in solidarity with Palestine
Da’m is a network supporting frontline activists as they go through the so-called ‘criminal justice’ system after taking direct action in solidarity with Palestine
Da’m is a network supporting frontline activists as they go through the so-called ‘criminal justice’ system after taking direct action in solidarity with Palestine
Da’m is a network supporting frontline activists as they go through the so-called ‘criminal justice’ system after taking direct action in solidarity with Palestine
UPDATE: no court support needed tomorrow 20th May, further updates will be shared for the rest of the week after tomorrow.
MOBILISE FOR LEWIE. Lewie is the latest defendant to join the historic Filton25 case. Let's show him that the state's accusations is our badge of honour. And that the Filton24 supporters will not let him down
MOBILISE FOR LEWIE. Lewie is the latest defendant to join the historic Filton25 case. Let's show him that the state's accusations is our badge of honour. And that the Filton24 supporters will not let him down
MOBILISE FOR LEWIE. Lewie is the latest defendant to join the historic Filton25 case. Let's show him that the state's accusations is our badge of honour. And that the Filton24 supporters will not let him down
BREAKING NEWS: Lewie from the Brize Norton 5 has been added to the Filton case, and will be entering his plea thisThursday.
Please join us Thursday 21st May at 10am outside Westminister Magistrate.
The Filton case now has 25 defendants. We stand with Lewie, and Lewie stands with Palestine.
BREAKING NEWS: Lewie from the Brize Norton 5 has been added to the Filton case, and will be entering his plea thisThursday.
Please join us Thursday 21st May at 10am outside Westminister Magistrate.
The Filton case now has 25 defendants. We stand with Lewie, and Lewie stands with Palestine.
BREAKING NEWS: Lewie from the Brize Norton 5 has been added to the Filton case, and will be entering his plea thisThursday.
Please join us Thursday 21st May at 10am outside Westminister Magistrate.
The Filton case now has 25 defendants. We stand with Lewie, and Lewie stands with Palestine.
Nurses for Palestine stands in solidarity with Umer Khalid and all unlawfully incarcerated political prisoners that stand for justice and equity against harmful and oppressive systems that normalise and justify g noc ide.
Our clinical concerns continue as we receive incredibly upsetting updates regarding Umer's rapidly deteriorating health and treatment whilst in held in remand.
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Nurses for Palestine stands in solidarity with Umer Khalid and all unlawfully incarcerated political prisoners that stand for justice and equity against harmful and oppressive systems that normalise and justify g noc ide.
Our clinical concerns continue as we receive incredibly upsetting updates regarding Umer's rapidly deteriorating health and treatment whilst in held in remand.
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Nurses for Palestine stands in solidarity with Umer Khalid and all unlawfully incarcerated political prisoners that stand for justice and equity against harmful and oppressive systems that normalise and justify g noc ide.
Our clinical concerns continue as we receive incredibly upsetting updates regarding Umer's rapidly deteriorating health and treatment whilst in held in remand.
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Nurses for Palestine stands in solidarity with Umer Khalid and all unlawfully incarcerated political prisoners that stand for justice and equity against harmful and oppressive systems that normalise and justify g noc ide.
Our clinical concerns continue as we receive incredibly upsetting updates regarding Umer's rapidly deteriorating health and treatment whilst in held in remand.
Description in alt text.
Nurses for Palestine stands in solidarity with Umer Khalid and all unlawfully incarcerated political prisoners that stand for justice and equity against harmful and oppressive systems that normalise and justify g noc ide.
Our clinical concerns continue as we receive incredibly upsetting updates regarding Umer's rapidly deteriorating health and treatment whilst in held in remand.
Description in alt text.
Nurses for Palestine stands in solidarity with Umer Khalid and all unlawfully incarcerated political prisoners that stand for justice and equity against harmful and oppressive systems that normalise and justify g noc ide.
Our clinical concerns continue as we receive incredibly upsetting updates regarding Umer's rapidly deteriorating health and treatment whilst in held in remand.
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CHANGE OF LOCATION: mobilise at Amersham law courts HP65AJ tomorrow, Tuesday 19th May 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
BREAKING: Chubb Insurance's office was targeted in Leeds.
The firm provides mandatory insurance needed by Elbit Systems to manufacture Israeli weapons in Britain.
Chubb has now been targeted across the country, to demand the firm drop Elbit.
MOBILISE FOR THE FILTON24 ON THE 12TH OF JUNE!
Four of the Filton6, Lottie, Sam, Ellie and Fatema Zainab, are to be sentenced as terrorists despite facing no terrorism charges!
Terror laws must be abolished.
Mobilise on the 12th of June at Woolwich Crown Court, as the four convicted have their sentencing hearing.
Stand with the Filton24.
MOBILISE FOR THE FILTON24 ON THE 12TH OF JUNE!
Four of the Filton6, Lottie, Sam, Ellie and Fatema Zainab, are to be sentenced as terrorists despite facing no terrorism charges!
Terror laws must be abolished.
Mobilise on the 12th of June at Woolwich Crown Court, as the four convicted have their sentencing hearing.
Stand with the Filton24.
MOBILISE FOR THE FILTON24 ON THE 12TH OF JUNE!
Four of the Filton6, Lottie, Sam, Ellie and Fatema Zainab, are to be sentenced as terrorists despite facing no terrorism charges!
Terror laws must be abolished.
Mobilise on the 12th of June at Woolwich Crown Court, as the four convicted have their sentencing hearing.
Stand with the Filton24.
MOBILISE FOR THE FILTON24 ON THE 12TH OF JUNE!
Four of the Filton6, Lottie, Sam, Ellie and Fatema Zainab, are to be sentenced as terrorists despite facing no terrorism charges!
Terror laws must be abolished.
Mobilise on the 12th of June at Woolwich Crown Court, as the four convicted have their sentencing hearing.
Stand with the Filton24.
It’s extraordinary that the jury found Zoe not guilty, after she not only admitted damaging property (weapons) at Elbit Systems in Filton, but that she was proud of it.
Clearly, the jury didn’t think smashing drones to save lives was a criminal act.
She has a lot to say in this interview...
“I signed petitions, spoke to my MP, went on marches, I even did a picket outside an arms factory.
“And it was clear to me that none of it was working; the democratic process had failed to protect Palestinians from genocide and the only option left was to take direct action.”
“It (her time in prison) does feel unjust, but what’s happening to my co-defendants is far more unjust,” Ms Rogers said.
“And it’s something that everyone should be concerned about because it will set a precedent in UK law where you can be found guilty of something as simple as criminal damage and be sentenced as a terrorist.”
She urges people to come to Woolwich Crown Court on 12 June when her co-defendants will be sentenced, possibly as terrorists.
It’s extraordinary that the jury found Zoe not guilty, after she not only admitted damaging property (weapons) at Elbit Systems in Filton, but that she was proud of it.
Clearly, the jury didn’t think smashing drones to save lives was a criminal act.
She has a lot to say in this interview...
“I signed petitions, spoke to my MP, went on marches, I even did a picket outside an arms factory.
“And it was clear to me that none of it was working; the democratic process had failed to protect Palestinians from genocide and the only option left was to take direct action.”
“It (her time in prison) does feel unjust, but what’s happening to my co-defendants is far more unjust,” Ms Rogers said.
“And it’s something that everyone should be concerned about because it will set a precedent in UK law where you can be found guilty of something as simple as criminal damage and be sentenced as a terrorist.”
She urges people to come to Woolwich Crown Court on 12 June when her co-defendants will be sentenced, possibly as terrorists.
It’s extraordinary that the jury found Zoe not guilty, after she not only admitted damaging property (weapons) at Elbit Systems in Filton, but that she was proud of it.
Clearly, the jury didn’t think smashing drones to save lives was a criminal act.
She has a lot to say in this interview...
“I signed petitions, spoke to my MP, went on marches, I even did a picket outside an arms factory.
“And it was clear to me that none of it was working; the democratic process had failed to protect Palestinians from genocide and the only option left was to take direct action.”
“It (her time in prison) does feel unjust, but what’s happening to my co-defendants is far more unjust,” Ms Rogers said.
“And it’s something that everyone should be concerned about because it will set a precedent in UK law where you can be found guilty of something as simple as criminal damage and be sentenced as a terrorist.”
She urges people to come to Woolwich Crown Court on 12 June when her co-defendants will be sentenced, possibly as terrorists.
It’s extraordinary that the jury found Zoe not guilty, after she not only admitted damaging property (weapons) at Elbit Systems in Filton, but that she was proud of it.
Clearly, the jury didn’t think smashing drones to save lives was a criminal act.
She has a lot to say in this interview...
“I signed petitions, spoke to my MP, went on marches, I even did a picket outside an arms factory.
“And it was clear to me that none of it was working; the democratic process had failed to protect Palestinians from genocide and the only option left was to take direct action.”
“It (her time in prison) does feel unjust, but what’s happening to my co-defendants is far more unjust,” Ms Rogers said.
“And it’s something that everyone should be concerned about because it will set a precedent in UK law where you can be found guilty of something as simple as criminal damage and be sentenced as a terrorist.”
She urges people to come to Woolwich Crown Court on 12 June when her co-defendants will be sentenced, possibly as terrorists.
It’s extraordinary that the jury found Zoe not guilty, after she not only admitted damaging property (weapons) at Elbit Systems in Filton, but that she was proud of it.
Clearly, the jury didn’t think smashing drones to save lives was a criminal act.
She has a lot to say in this interview...
“I signed petitions, spoke to my MP, went on marches, I even did a picket outside an arms factory.
“And it was clear to me that none of it was working; the democratic process had failed to protect Palestinians from genocide and the only option left was to take direct action.”
“It (her time in prison) does feel unjust, but what’s happening to my co-defendants is far more unjust,” Ms Rogers said.
“And it’s something that everyone should be concerned about because it will set a precedent in UK law where you can be found guilty of something as simple as criminal damage and be sentenced as a terrorist.”
She urges people to come to Woolwich Crown Court on 12 June when her co-defendants will be sentenced, possibly as terrorists.
It’s extraordinary that the jury found Zoe not guilty, after she not only admitted damaging property (weapons) at Elbit Systems in Filton, but that she was proud of it.
Clearly, the jury didn’t think smashing drones to save lives was a criminal act.
She has a lot to say in this interview...
“I signed petitions, spoke to my MP, went on marches, I even did a picket outside an arms factory.
“And it was clear to me that none of it was working; the democratic process had failed to protect Palestinians from genocide and the only option left was to take direct action.”
“It (her time in prison) does feel unjust, but what’s happening to my co-defendants is far more unjust,” Ms Rogers said.
“And it’s something that everyone should be concerned about because it will set a precedent in UK law where you can be found guilty of something as simple as criminal damage and be sentenced as a terrorist.”
She urges people to come to Woolwich Crown Court on 12 June when her co-defendants will be sentenced, possibly as terrorists.
It’s extraordinary that the jury found Zoe not guilty, after she not only admitted damaging property (weapons) at Elbit Systems in Filton, but that she was proud of it.
Clearly, the jury didn’t think smashing drones to save lives was a criminal act.
She has a lot to say in this interview...
“I signed petitions, spoke to my MP, went on marches, I even did a picket outside an arms factory.
“And it was clear to me that none of it was working; the democratic process had failed to protect Palestinians from genocide and the only option left was to take direct action.”
“It (her time in prison) does feel unjust, but what’s happening to my co-defendants is far more unjust,” Ms Rogers said.
“And it’s something that everyone should be concerned about because it will set a precedent in UK law where you can be found guilty of something as simple as criminal damage and be sentenced as a terrorist.”
She urges people to come to Woolwich Crown Court on 12 June when her co-defendants will be sentenced, possibly as terrorists.
It’s extraordinary that the jury found Zoe not guilty, after she not only admitted damaging property (weapons) at Elbit Systems in Filton, but that she was proud of it.
Clearly, the jury didn’t think smashing drones to save lives was a criminal act.
She has a lot to say in this interview...
“I signed petitions, spoke to my MP, went on marches, I even did a picket outside an arms factory.
“And it was clear to me that none of it was working; the democratic process had failed to protect Palestinians from genocide and the only option left was to take direct action.”
“It (her time in prison) does feel unjust, but what’s happening to my co-defendants is far more unjust,” Ms Rogers said.
“And it’s something that everyone should be concerned about because it will set a precedent in UK law where you can be found guilty of something as simple as criminal damage and be sentenced as a terrorist.”
She urges people to come to Woolwich Crown Court on 12 June when her co-defendants will be sentenced, possibly as terrorists.
Vindicated Filton24 former prisoner and hunger striker, Qesser, speaks to hundreds of thousands today calling for EVERYONE to mobilise outside Woolwich Crown Court on the 12th.
The prisoners are the compass of the struggle for liberation. Yet hundreds of thousands have not turned up to support the UK prisoners for Palestine in the past.
It is time this changes.
Be there in your thousands on the 12th.
The callout has been made on @freethefilton24 and @da3m.support
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