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“Breaking: fears of stitch-up as judges say [UK Home Secretary] Mahmood can appeal Palestine Action unbanning” by Skwawkbox with The Canary @uk_politics @thecanaryuk@independent-media.co.uk @UKLabour@mastodon.cloud “On 13 February, three High Court judges humiliated the Starmer government by declaring the regime’s terrorist ban on anti-genocide group Palestine Action unlawful. However, the judges allowed the Home Office time to prepare arguments for an appeal against the finding — and the very narrow grounds on which the judges declared the ban unlawful made legal experts fearful that the judgment was constructed to be overturned on appeal” https://www.thecanary.co/skwawkbox/2026/02/25/palestine-action-unbanning/ #Press #SocialMedia #UK #PalestineAction #Ban #Appeal #StitchUp #Labour #Starmer #Proscription #Israel #PalestinianGenocide

Ukrainian skeleton racer fights ban on helmet showing athletes killed in war Skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych's helmet showcased pictures of friends killed during Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine. #war #athlete #ban #Ukraine #Sports #Trending https://globalnews.ca/news/11660953/ukranian-athlete-helmet-ban-vladyslav-heraskevych/

遊戲角落的FB粉專被祖了 現在哪個粉專被祖我都不覺得意外。 #遊戲角落 #facebook #粉絲專頁 #被祖 #ban #meta停權

I have a 3 day ban over on Reddit for saying (n word, then homophobic f word). I wasn't implying anyone was inferior. Reddit lacks a rule expressly saying I can't use slurs in any context, although they have racism and homophobia banned. Was I being racist and homophobic just by mentioning the word? Here is the context: I said on /r/monkeyspaw: "Granted. Your username is now "/u/nf." uncensored. In response to "I wish I was able to change my username on reddit."