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Filton 25: Defiant Ellie Kamio celebrates ‘terror award’, confirms sentencing appeal

Post author:Skwawkbox
Post published:15 July 2026
Post last modified:15 July 2026

Ellie Kamio is one of the ‘Filton 25’ group of anti-genocide activists targeted by the UK government for damaging an Israeli death factory. In the sick farce of Keir Starmer’s war on UK, Kamio and three others were sentenced as terrorists despite being charged with no terror offence. The judge, deeply connected to the ‘security services’, banned the jury from knowing they could acquit — and banned jurors from knowing about his sentencing plans until after they convicted. Even the press were banned from reporting on it. But Kamio remains defiant and celebrates the ‘award’ of her ‘terror’ sentence. View this post…

Breaking: protest shuts down Waterloo ahead of Filton ‘terror’ sentencing

Post author:Skwawkbox
Post published:11 June 2026
Post last modified:12 June 2026

Protesters say they have shut down London’s Waterloo station in a protest against the Starmer regime’s plan to sentence anti-genocide protesters as terrorists: View this post on Instagram A post shared by غريب بين الغرباء (@solidarity.diary) Starmer regime — Rigged system The jury at the first trial refused to convict any of the six defendants on any of the state’s charges relating to damage to an Israeli-owned weapons factory. This was after police and security guards’ claims didn’t match CCTV evidence. At the retrial, security service-linked judge Jeremy Johnson banned any mention of the fact that the activists carried out their…

‘Grotesque and dystopian’ sentencing of Palestine Action activists expected on 12 June

Post author:The Canary
Post published:11 June 2026
Post last modified:11 June 2026

A judge is expected to sentence four Palestine Action activists as ‘terrorists’ on 12 June, despite the activists not being convicted as such. Judge Jeremy Johnson has indicated he may add a ‘terrorist connection’ to the charges of Charlotte Head, Samuel Corner, Leona (Ellie) Kamio and Fatema Rajwani under section 69 of the Sentencing Act 2020. This is despite the jury convicting the Palestine Action four of criminal damage in their retrial. The conviction follows the four activists’ direct action to damage computers and drones, and spray red paint across the walls and floor of an Elbit Systems factory in Filton,…