Kneecap say terrorism charge is political policing'
Briefly

Kneecap, a Northern Irish rap group, is contesting a terrorism charge against member Liam Og O hAnnaidh, arguing it is a politically motivated attempt to suppress criticism of Israel's response in Gaza. With claims that 14,000 babies in Gaza face death from starvation, the group states that the charge diverts attention from the real issue, alleging that the British authorities are complicit in the violence perpetrated in Gaza. The trio plans to challenge the charge, asserting it limits their ability to advocate for humanitarian causes through their music.
The group argued that the charge against O hAnnaidh serves to stifle criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza, labeling it political policing aimed at silencing dissent.
Kneecap condemns the response of the British authorities, stating their actions are designed to distract from the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and prioritize suppressing dissent.
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