The US designated Interpal as a terrorist organisation in 2003 but failed to provide evidence of any terror activities. The UK’s charity commission – the government body that regulates aid groups – reviewed the US’s designation but did not find any evidence to change Interpal’s legal status as a charity, The Guardian reported on Thursday. Interpal also quickly condemned the Gaza festival and the play in which the incident in question occurred, the Carter-Ruck statement read.
MailOnline, the Daily Mail’s digital arm, posted a correction on each of the articles in question. The Daily Mail also published corrections “prominently in the print edition”, Carter-Ruck said. “Neither Interpal nor its Trustees, have ever been involved in or provided support for terrorist activity of any kind,” one of the corrections read, according to the law firm.
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