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UK accused of silencing pro-Palestine voices through entry bans

The UK has been accused of silencing pro-Palestine voices through entry bans, Al Jazeera reported .

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The UK has been accused of silencing pro-Palestine voices through entry bans, Al Jazeera reported .

The accusation follows an earlier reported case in which a Swedish academic said he had been barred from the UK over an event with the founder of Palestine Action, BBC News — World reported .

The stakes are who can enter Britain to speak, and on what terms .

Al Jazeera reported the accusation, and no other outlet in today's intake had confirmed the bans . The earlier case reported by BBC News — World was a separate instance, not a confirmation of the new accusation .

What is known is the accusation as reported by Al Jazeera, and the earlier case of the Swedish academic barred over a Palestine Action event . What is not yet known is who made the accusation, which voices were banned, how many people were affected, or what the UK government has said in response, and none of that appeared in today's intake.

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