“Shoot the People”: Meet Misan Harriman, Celebrated Photographer & Outspoken Advocate for Palestine

“Shoot the People”: Meet Misan Harriman, Celebrated Photographer & Outspoken Advocate for Palestine

The new documentary Shoot the People profiles the Nigerian British photographer and activist Misan Harriman, the first Black photographer to shoot the cover of British Vogue and an outspoken advocate of Palestinian rights. We speak to Harriman in New York City ahead of the film’s U.S. premiere, about his work, the repression and criminalization of pro-Palestine protest in the United Kingdom — including the unprecedented sentencing of four activi…

In landmark case, UK judge sentences pro-Palestine activists as terrorists

In a UK first, a judge sentenced four Palestine Action activists to terrorism charges for a direct action protest against an Elbit Systems factory. The move sparks fears the ruling could set a dangerous precedent for those opposing Israel’s genocide.

Legal Profession Revolt Against The UK Judge Whose Job Is To Protect Israel’s Genocide

Proscription has led to thousands of people, most of them elderly and including upstanding members of British society – from magistrates and doctors to army veterans – facing convictions for “supporting terrorism” for holding up placards stating: “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.” Judge Johnson so rigged the trial of anti-genocide activists that 1000s of legal professionals have urged him to step down from the sentencing hearing. B…

JFJFPIn landmark case, UK judge sentences pro-Palestine activists as terrorists – JFJFP

Posters of Palestine Action activists on trial, displayed on the gates of Woolwich Crown Court Aidan Frere-Smith  reports in Mondoweiss on 17 June 2026: On June 12, 2026, a UK judge at Woolwich Crown Court convicted four Palestine Action activists as terrorists and sentenced them to prison for their involvement in a direct action protest at a factory operated by Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest weapons manufacturer, which reportedly caused £1.2 m…