UK Court of Appeal Upholds Ban on Palestine Action; Federal Judge Blocks Pentagon Action Against Anthropic
The UK Court of Appeal upheld the government's ban on Palestine Action as a terrorist organization, reversing a prior High Court ruling that had found the ban unlawful. In a separate development, a federal judge in California blocked the Pentagon’s effort to label Anthropic a supply chain risk and sever government ties, ruling the actions violated constitutional rights.
The UK Court of Appeal upheld the government's ban on Palestine Action as a terrorist organization. The High Court had previously ruled that the ban was unlawful. The UK government won its appeal against that ruling. According to Bluesky, the Court of Appeal's decision on the ban is not yet final, as a second ground of appeal remains to be decided. In a separate matter, according to CNN.com, a federal judge in California blocked the Pentagon’s effort to label Anthropic a supply chain risk and sever government ties. US District Judge Rita Lin issued a ruling finding that the Pentagon’s actions against Anthropic violated its First Amendment and due process rights.
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