莎莉·鲁尼因支持巴勒斯坦行动组织被迫停止在英国销售著作

爱尔兰作家莎莉·鲁尼因公开支持被英国列为恐怖组织的巴勒斯坦行动组织，已停止在英国销售其所有著作。1鲁尼的出版商Faber与其达成协议，停止向英国供应其作品，原因是英国反恐法律规定无法向支持被禁组织的作者支付英国销售收益。1这一决定是在鲁尼于爱尔兰发表评论文章表示继续支持该组织后做出的。1

鲁尼的著作在英国市场销售成绩显著。1其代表作《Normal People》在英国销售超过100万册，另两部作品《Conversations With Friends》和《Beautiful World, Where Are You》各销售超过50万册。1BBC改编的电视剧《Normal People》也获得广泛关注，2020年获得2.67亿次观看，是该年BBC最多播放的剧集。1

根据英国反恐法规，支持被禁组织最高可被判处14年监禁。1自2025年7月巴勒斯坦行动组织被禁以来，英国已逮捕超过3700人涉嫌支持该组织，其中约2500人被起诉。1

Irish writer Sally Rooney has been forced to halt sales of her works in the United Kingdom following her public support for Palestine Action, an organization designated as a terrorist group by British authorities.1 Her publisher Faber has ceased supplying her books in the UK market, as the publisher is unable to pay Rooney royalties from British sales under the country's counterterrorism legislation.1

Rooney published a commentary article in Ireland expressing her continued backing for the organization and faces legal constraints stemming from Section 15 of the Counterterrorism Act, which carries a maximum penalty of 14 years imprisonment for supporting a banned organization.1 Palestine Action was prohibited as a terrorist organization in July 2025.1

Rooney's literary works have achieved substantial commercial success in Britain. Her novel Normal People has sold over one million copies in the UK, while her earlier work Conversations With Friends and her recent novel Beautiful World, Where Are You have each sold more than 500,000 copies in the country.1 The BBC adaptation of Normal People garnered 267 million views and became the most-watched BBC program in 2020.1 Since the July ban on Palestine Action, British authorities have arrested over 3,700 people on suspicion of supporting the organization, with approximately 2,500 facing prosecution.1