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Anti-Corbyn 'charity' and petition under investigation
Union Jacks and Israeli flags at a Campaign Against Anti-Semitism rally

THE Campaign Against Anti-semitism is being investigated by the Charity Commission and police over suspicion of engaging in party-political activity and its petition that has been accused of inciting death threats against Jeremy Corbyn.

The petition demands that Labour MPs remove Mr Corbyn as leader of the party or form a new party, which could be against charity rules.

The CAA has condemned the death threats made by Facebook users in the comments section but has not removed the comments or taken down the petition.

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