Hamas Demands Human Rights For Islamic Terrorist Org

Hamas Complains Terrorist Organisation Classification Against Their Human Rights

“Terror made me victorious”– Muhammad, prophet of Islam

Lawyers acting on behalf of Hamas are challenging the British government for classifying it as a terrorist organisation, insisting it is a resistance movement instead and should be de-listed.

The United Kingdom government had listed the Hamas military wing as a terrorist organisation since 2001 and, later reckoning there is no meaningful difference between it and the rest of the organisation, made Hamas in general a proscribed organisation in 2021 as well.

This is an affront to their human rights, a new legal challenge asserts, in a bid to force the government to de-list Hamas. Under British law, anyone who associates with or shows sympathy for a proscribed organisation may be breaking the law.

Pro-Palestinian protesters march past the Houses of Parliament on February 15, 2025 in London, England. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators are marching to the US Embassy in London to oppose US involvement in Gaza, following a string of comments made by President Donald Trump insisting that the US will take over and “develop” Gaza when the war ends, and that “all hell is going to break out” if Hamas does not release the remaining hostages held in Gaza on Saturday.

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The 106-page legal application claimed that the 2021 decision “pursued explicitly political objectives by a politically compromised Secretary of State.” Hamas’ UK-based lawyers include:

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