The men were attempting to overturn their convictions from February, erstwhile they were each sentenced to 200 hours of assemblage work and fixed restraining orders banning them from contacting oregon approaching Nye oregon her spouse for 10 years.
They were besides banned from entering the London borough wherever the mates unrecorded for a decade.
A twelvemonth aft the archetypal broadcast of the BBC programmes astir the organisation, the Lighthouse radical began a run of peaceful, and legal, protests extracurricular BBC offices successful London, against Nye and the BBC.
"While determination were elements of peaceful protestation and state of expression, their conduct, arsenic we person already identified, was not proportionate to the due workout of those rights and went beyond what was acceptable and so became criminal", the justice said.
After an enactment with Nye successful July 2024, Kamra gave grounds that helium was "dissatisfied" and that questions helium had for Nye were inactive not answered.
The radical decided to sojourn her location address, which they recovered utilizing a backstage researcher and said that they had looked up BBC guidance of doorstepping.
"The appellants truthful appreciated that determination was a enactment which their behaviour indispensable not cross", said Pounder.
"What happened descended into bullying and oppressive conduct", helium added, deeming that the behaviour of the 3 men was not reasonable.
During the archetypal sojourn to Nye's location code connected 29 August, the radical had distributed leaflets they had printed to Nye's neighbours.
The justice said the contents were "not confined to disapproval of journalism".
"They identified her to those surviving successful the contiguous neighbourhood and associated her with superior allegations concerning racism, dishonesty and the concealment of kid intersexual maltreatment by household members," helium explained.
"That is materially antithetic from distributing captious lit extracurricular the office of a nationalist broadcaster."
The tribunal heard Kamra aboriginal returned to the spot to station a handwritten missive saying "we volition beryllium back", which "materially reinforced" Nye's concerns, Pounder said.
Deichler, Kamra and Singh visited her spot again a week later, connected 5 September, earlier they were aboriginal arrested.
The 3 men maintained that they were performing national journalism and were astatine her spot to get a doorstep interview, arsenic portion of their ain documentary, and that they were acting successful the nationalist interest.
Judge Pounder accepted that they saw themselves arsenic national journalists, but underlined their behaviour was not reasonable, arsenic helium pointed to their "deliberate acquisition of a backstage address, attendance of home, organisation of inflammatory literature, denotation instrumentality sojourn and consequent return".
Giving grounds for the 2nd time, from down a curtain, Nye told the tribunal of her fearfulness erstwhile the 3 accused went to her property.
It was "extremely" distressing, Nye said.
Their actions had resulted successful Nye installing CCTV, panic alarms, nonstop lines with the constabulary and carrying rape alarms, the tribunal heard.
The 3 men had besides claimed that their attendance extracurricular Nye's location was an look of their spiritual beliefs.
Pounder said determination was nary uncertainty that their views were "sincerely held", telling them that it had been concluded that a supplication they said extracurricular her doorway was "an incidental portion of their attendance astatine the address".
The Bible they wanted to springiness her, Pounder said could person been posted to her via the BBC.
On apical of their archetypal convictions, the justice has ordered the 3 men to each wage an further £1,000.
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