Big solidarity rally marks trial of activist who disrupted Israel-France basketball game
11 November 2012
Activist’s trial part of a crackdown by French authorities on Palestine solidarity activists.
11 November 2012
Activist’s trial part of a crackdown by French authorities on Palestine solidarity activists.
8 November 2012
As campus activists in the US work to build a sustainable movement following the Second National Conference of Students for Justice in Palestine, it’s more important than ever to internalize and build upon the lessons of past efforts.
8 November 2012
Human rights activists in north London campaign to exclude Veolia from a huge $7.5 billion waste contract.
5 November 2012
Amnesty International and Norwegian trade unions join forces to demand that G4S stops aiding human rights abuses.
3 November 2012
Challenges to efforts at restricting public criticism of Israel at the University of California and Carleton University risk overlooking the true goal of many anti-Palestinians: stigmatizing criticism of Israel, rather than banning it.
2 November 2012
A coalition of 22 European NGOs along with Richard Falk, the UN special rapporteur for human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories have in the last week released significant reports on financial links with illegal Israeli settlements.
29 October 2012
There was widespread support from international delegates for the adoption and support of the Palestinian BDS call
27 October 2012
Video shows the activist running onto the pitch with the flag before being tackled by security officers.
27 October 2012
“We once galvanized world opinion against Apartheid South Africa, the time is to now galvanize world opinion against Apartheid Israel.”
26 October 2012
On Wednesday evening Edinburgh University’s Students For Justice in Palestine (SJP) manged to attend and disrupt a lecture by Daniel Taub, the Israeli ambassador to the UK. Taub was hosted by the university’s student politics society, and protected by what one activist told EI was the largest police presence anyone could remember.