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From Germany to the UK: Repression against Palestine solidarity is escalating.

Across both countries, activists are facing criminal charges and prosecution under accusations of “terrorism support” in connection with direct actions involving alleged property damage. From the Palestine Action cases in the UK to the Ulm 5 and the repression of Palestine solidarity activists in Munich, these cases raise urgent questions about the criminalisation of protest and civil disobedience.

Whether it’s the Filton Four or the Ulm 5, we stand in solidarity with those who refuse to remain silent in the face of the ongoing genocide in Palestine and take action in whatever ways they can.

But what does resistance look like, and what are its consequences?

- What impact can direct action have?
- How can we contribute as individuals and as organised movements?
- What are the legal risks and consequences of civil disobedience?
- What can we learn from these cases, and how can these lessons inform our future actions?

Join us in Munich for a panel discussion with a former representative of Palestine Action. Together, we will examine these cases, discuss the broader climate of repression in Germany and the UK, and explore the challenges facing the Palestine solidarity movement.

Come listen, discuss, and exchange perspectives.

📅 27 November
⏰ 19:00
📍 Eine-Welt-Haus