Palestine Action occupied the rooftop, shutting down production at the site.
Palestine Action hit Leonardo in Southampton
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Palestine Action occupy Leonardo Edinburgh
The Scotland factory of Leonardo UK, responsible for manufacturing the laser targeting systems of Israel’s fighter jets, has been shut down today
Palestine Action strikes Foreign Office and occupy Leonardo
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Four jailed for weapons factory dismantling in Wales
Three activists a 23 months sentence, and one other to 27 months, after the four were convicted of “conspiracy to commit criminal damage” against Teledyne Labtech.
Palestine Action crash Make UK’s engineering awards
Palestine Action snuck their way into Canary Wharf’s East Wintergarden, to crash the ‘Make UK National Gala Awards’ Ceremony, humiliating Elbit Systems and their accomplices where they least expected it. The event celebrates the worst of Britain’s military-industrial-colonial complex, hosting a number of Israel-supplying arms companies, but chief among them was Elbit Systems. Elbit Systems,
Palestine Action Scotland occupies roof of Leonardo arms factory in Edinburgh
Palestine Action Scotland have shut down the Edinburgh factory of Leonardo UK, occupying the roof of the site forcing its closure and preventing the operations of a company deeply complicit in the brutalisation and murder of Palestinians. At 5:00am this morning, four activists entered the site, despite the high security and double fence, and have
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