‘They broke their own laws’: Irish group Kneecap win legal challenge over Kemi Badenoch funding decision
Irish group Kneecap win legal challenge over Kemi Badenoch funding decision - The band said they were discriminated against on grounds of nationality
Kneecap win legal action over UK funding refusal: ‘This was never about £14,250. The motivation was equality’
Irish language rap-trio Kneecap has won its legal challenge over a decision by former UK business secretary Kemi Badenoch to refuse them £14,250 in arts funding award after the UK government conceded at the High Court in Belfast that it was “unlawful”.
Kneecap win discrimination case against Government over block to funding award
Irish language rap trio Kneecap has won its discrimination challenge over a decision by former business secretary Kemi Badenoch to refuse them a £14,250 funding award after the UK Government conceded it was “unlawful”.
Irish band Kneecap win discrimination case against UK government
The UK government will pay £14,250 to Irish rap group Kneecap over a decision by former business secretary Kemi Badenoch to refuse them funding.
The Irish rap group who fought the British government — and won
Irish language rap group Kneecap has won its legal battle against the UK government. The dispute was over former business secretary Kemi Badenoch refusing them a £14,250 funding award. The UK Government has just conceded withholding the fund was ‘unlawful.’
Irish-language Rappers Kneecap Win Case Against UK Funding Block
Irish-language rap group Kneecap, who feature in an award-winning docu-fiction, on Friday won a case in Belfast over a decision by the UK government to refuse them an arts grant.
Kneecap wins case over 'unlawful' UK government funding block
Irish language rap group Kneecap has won its discrimination case over a decision by former Conservative minister Kemi Badenoch to refuse them funding.
Kneecap win legal challenge against Government over decision to refuse them funding award
The band had launched the legal action claiming the decision to refuse the grant discriminated against them on grounds of nationality and political opinion. | UTV News
Irish-language rap group Kneecap win case against UK government
The Belfast Irish-language rap group Kneecap won a legal challenge against the British government on Friday over a decision by the previous Conservative administration to refuse it an arts grant. Britain's Department for Business and Trade,
Kneecap wins discrimination case against UK government
A funding award of £15,000 to the band was blocked by former Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch.
Kneecap wins its discrimination case against the British government
Business and Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch, Northern Irish group Kneecap have won a case against the government. View on euronews
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