UK Judge Faces Bias Allegations After Sparing Convicted Protesters

The decision to not punish three women convicted of a terror offense has sparked calls for a review and raised concerns over judicial impartiality.

A UK judge is under scrutiny for allegedly showing bias by sparing three women convicted of a terror offense related to a pro-Palestinian protest from punishment.
The women were found guilty of displaying images of paragliders, a symbol associated with a Hamas attack, but received conditional discharges.
Allegations of bias stem from the judge's social media activity, including liking a post with anti-Israel content.
Calls for disciplinary action and a review of the sentence have been made by former Home Secretary Suella Braverman and various organizations.
The case has sparked debate over judicial impartiality and the handling of cases related to terrorism and antisemitism.