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100 Arrested as Labour Votes on Gaza Genocide Motion

9/29/2025

Summary

Story summary

Police arrested approximately 100 protesters outside the Labour Party conference in Liverpool on September 28, 2025.
Labour will vote on an emergency motion labeling Gaza actions genocide and urging a full arms embargo on Israel, with 72% of Labour's 2024 voters supporting it.
The Palestine Action ban, designated a terrorist organization, drew condemnation from civil liberties and human rights groups.

History

Historical Context

In 1982, the United Nations General Assembly passed Resolution 37/43, condemning Israel's actions in Lebanon and advocating for Palestinian rights. This marked a significant moment in international discourse on Palestine, reflecting growing global concern. The recent protests in Liverpool echo this historical struggle, as activists demand accountability for perceived injustices against Palestinians, potentially influencing future Labour Party policies.

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Story summary

Police arrested approximately 100 protesters outside the Labour Party conference in Liverpool on September 28, 2025.
Labour will vote on an emergency motion labeling Gaza actions genocide and urging a full arms embargo on Israel, with 72% of Labour's 2024 voters supporting it.
The Palestine Action ban, designated a terrorist organization, drew condemnation from civil liberties and human rights groups.

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