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Kneecap's 'No Comment' Critiques UK Policing, Supports Palestine

11/20/2025

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Kneecap released the single 'No Comment' on November 18, addressing Mo Chara's terrorism charge, dismissed in September on a technicality.
The song critiques the British state and expresses solidarity with Palestine, reflecting Chara's legal struggles.
Kneecap says they have long faced harassment by British authorities and backlash for political statements, including Coachella.
UK prosecutors plan to appeal the dismissal of Chara's charge, which Kneecap calls a "political policing" effort.

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Kneecap released the single 'No Comment' on November 18, addressing Mo Chara's terrorism charge, dismissed in September on a technicality.
The song critiques the British state and expresses solidarity with Palestine, reflecting Chara's legal struggles.
Kneecap says they have long faced harassment by British authorities and backlash for political statements, including Coachella.
UK prosecutors plan to appeal the dismissal of Chara's charge, which Kneecap calls a "political policing" effort.