Tommy Robinson facing new contempt of court case after 'breaching injunction in a libel case he lost against a Syrian refugee'

Tommy Robinson is facing a fresh contempt of court case after allegedly breaching an injunction in a libel case he lost. The Attorney General's office confirmed it has lodged papers with the court concerning the civil contempt case, which could see Robinson face up to two years in jail. Robinson is pictured during a protest in London in 2024 Tommy Robinson marches with supporters from Victoria station to Parliament Square in central London on June 1, 2024 Robinson is being taken to court after allegedly breached an order preventing him from repeating allegations which he made about Syrian refugee Jamal Hijazi Hope Not Hate CEO Nick Lowles said: 'Back in June 2023, Hope Not Hate submitted a dossier of evidence and an open letter with 15000 signatures to the Attorney General, showing how Tommy quite consciously broke a court order relating to the Jamal Hijazi case. Tommy Robinson is pictured outside the Royal Courts of Justice ahead of the verdict of his libel case in July 2021 Robinson was previously jailed after being found in contempt of court after he filmed men accused of the sexual exploitation of young girls and live-streamed the footage on Facebook, in breach of a reporting ban, outside Leeds Crown Court in May 2018.