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Proscription of 'Palestine Action' by the British Government condemned by Bloody Sunday family member.
A Bloody Sunday family member has condemned the proscribing of Palestine Action by the British Government.
Kate Nash who lost her brother and saw her father seriously wounded in the Bloody Sunday massacre described the decision as "disgraceful".
Ms Nash added: "Palestine Action are heroes. There are no ifs or buts about that. It has saved lives by shutting down companies who are arming the Gaza genocide.
"People should remember that our loved ones who died on Bloody Sunday were also called terrorists by the British Government. All these years later we still fight for justice for them.
"Palestine Action joined us in Derry for the 50th Anniversary of the massacre. They brought us solidarity, and we send them solidarity now.
"History will not be kind to Keir Starmer and his government. Their role in arming and facilitating genocide in Gaza will never be forgiven or forgotten. Palestine Action and other groups who risk their liberty to stop violence and mayhem will be revered like the Suffragettes, or the Civil Rights Movement.
The Bloody Sunday March Committee send our unstinting love and solidarity to our comrades in Palestine Action. We shall overcome."
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