Originally published byThe Guardian
Exclusive: Jordan Devlin, who was acquitted at trial where four co-defendants were convicted, says he was saving lives
A Palestine Action activist who was acquitted over a protest at an Israeli arms manufacturer’s UK site has said he and his five co-defendants “did the right thing”.
Four of those who stood trial with Jordan Devlin were convicted of criminal damage in relation to the direct action protest at the Elbit Systems UK site near Bristol on 6 August 2024, but he said they had been acting to save Palestinian lives.
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