Protesters gathered in central London and Belfast to oppose the banning of Palestine Action as a terror group, with police in London arresting dozens, including Carolyn Gelenter, the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. Gelenter and other demonstrators expressed concern over the erosion of democratic rights and the criminalization of peaceful protest, highlighting their opposition to both the ban and ongoing violence in Gaza and the West Bank. While London police carried out arrests, officers in Belfast maintained a low-key presence and did not intervene. The ban on Palestine Action, introduced after alleged attacks on an Israel-based defence firm and military planes, has sparked legal challenges and widespread criticism as an act of authoritarian overreach.