The 'Stansted Fifteen'. Photo: Courtesy of Lyndsay Burtonshaw.

Members of the End Deportations group, including one Quaker, are 'full of energy and hope' after being convicted under counter-terrorism-related charges

Stansted protestors ‘full of hope’

Members of the End Deportations group, including one Quaker, are 'full of energy and hope' after being convicted under counter-terrorism-related charges

by Rebecca Hardy 4th January 2019

The ‘Stansted Fifteen’ group of protestors who were convicted under counter-terrorism-related charges have vowed to appeal against the verdict.

The members of the End Deportations group, including one Quaker, were found guilty on 10 December of intentional disruption of services and endangerment at an aerodrome under the 1990 Aviation and Maritime Security Act.