Police and prosecutors' details shared with Israel during UK protests inquiry, papers suggest

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : The 10 people charged with non-terrorism offences have had their legal support, family visits, healthcare and religious rights limited while in prison awaiting trial, according to the special rapporteurs' letter.
43% : People arrested under the Terrorism Act 2000 can he held for up to 14 days without charge.
39% : Last August, 10 Palestine Action activists were arrested under the Terrorism Act after a protest at an Israeli weapons factory, and in November a further eight were arrested under the act in relation to the same incident.
39% : The letter said: "Counterterrorism legislation, including the Terrorism Act 2000 and the Terrorism Act 2006, appears to have been increasingly used in the context of domestic support for Palestinian self-determination and political activism against the United Kingdom's foreign policy on the conflict in the occupied Palestinian territory of Gaza.
39% : " No one was charged with offences under the Terrorism Act in relation to the protest.

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