Recognition of Palestine must lead to action to end the genocide
The act of recognition of Palestine by the UK must be the start of a serious effort to end the genocide and pursue real, practical steps towards securing Palestinian freedom.
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The act of recognition of Palestine by the UK must be the start of a serious effort to end the genocide and pursue real, practical steps towards securing Palestinian freedom.
Campaign Against Arms Trade makes criminal complaint to War Crimes Unit at Met Police over individuals exhibiting at DSEI aiding and abetting Israel’s war crimes in Gaza CAAT has informed the War Crimes Unit at the Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Command (SO15), of the criminal liability held by a number of individuals for atrocity crimes currently taking
The UN Commission of Inquiry’s finding today doesn’t just confirm that David Lammy’s letter to Parliament last week was ‘wrong’ regarding Israel’s genocide. The true extent of UK Government complicity is far worse. In the letter, addressed to the Chair of the International
This government keeps insisting it is doing everything in its power to hold the Israeli government to account for its actions. This information shows this is an outrageous and offensive lie.
This is the government pretending to take action while safeguarding the profits of arms dealers.
The organisers of DSEI are trying to hide their exhibitors because they know they will face scrutiny for their inclusion of Israeli arms companies, and are trying to hide their complicity.
Joint Statement: UK Government inaction is jeopardising futures of ‘Gaza 40+’ university scholars Statement from International Centre of Justice for Palestinians, Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Global Legal Action Network, Campaign Against Arms Trade, Health Workers 4 Palestine, and War on Want As UK organisations working on human rights, we urge the
CAAT condemns the signing yesterday of a Memorandum of Understanding between the UK and Turkey for the potential sale of 40 Eurofighter Typhoon combat aircraft by the UK to Turkey.
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