Don't just watch.
Act.
An injury to one is an injury to all. Authoritarianism is rising — and the right to speak in solidarity with Palestine is being criminalised. Here is exactly how you can defend Tony, and the freedoms his case puts on trial.
The date that matters
18 Aug.
2026 · Kingston Crown Court, London
The single most powerful thing you can do is show up.
A packed public gallery tells the court, the government and the press that the public is watching. Bring a friend. Bring ten.
- What you can do
Four ways to stand with Tony.
An injury to one is an injury to all. Authoritarianism is rising, and we must act to defend our freedoms before it is too late.
IN PERSON
01
Attend the trial
Be in the room on 18 August at Kingston Crown Court. Show the legal system, the government and the press that the public is watching.
5 MIN
02
Write to your MP
Tell your MP that prosecuting writers for speaking out on Palestine is an attack on democratic freedoms. Use our template letter.
UPDATES
03
Join the mailing list
Stay up-to-date on Tony’s trial, mobilisations outside the court, and the broader campaign defending the right to dissent.
£ SUPPORT
04
Support the crowdfunder
Contribute to the legal fund stopping the police persecuting Palestine solidarity activists across the UK.