“Cornell University has retaliated against graduate worker Momodou Taal following Palestine solidarity action and his leading role in organising efforts over the last year. A Cornell University graduate worker is facing deportation after being targeted by university officials for Palestine…”
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“Discussions about health in Palestine intensify at the World Health Assembly as Israel’s attacks on Gaza continue Every year, the World Health Assembly (WHA) discusses health conditions in Palestine, usually leading to a statement urging the World Health Organization (WHO)…”
WHA77 Sees Heated Debate over Gaza Health Amid Ongoing Attacks Read Post »
“Massive demonstrations were held over the weekend in cities across the world to protest against Israel’s threat to invade Rafah and to call for an immediate ceasefire. Over 100 protests took place on all continents as part of the “Hands…”
The World Declares “Hands off Rafah!” Read Post »
“The four-day truce between Israel and Hamas was set to expire on Tuesday morning. 33
Palestinian prisoners are set to be released on Monday. The truce between Israel and Hamas was extended by two more days on Monday,
November 27…”
Gaza truce extended by two days as prisoner and hostage exchange continues Read Post »
“The union called out journalists and news outlets around the world for employing dehumanising language and being complicit in genocide. The Palestinian Journalists’ Syndicate, in a statement on its website on November 3, slammed global and western mainstream media organisations…”
The 11-4 vote took place after 15 hours of public comments were heard regarding the project, with the vast majority expressing overwhelming concern over the project and rejecting it.
Atlanta City Council approves USD 31 million for controversial “Cop City” Read Post »
The Israeli occupation has left nearly 130,000 people stranded inside the camp as Israeli forces continue their search for a suspect in the killing of a soldier at a checkpoint last week.
The protests add to the ongoing political uncertainty in the country, as major opposition parties have announced a boycott of the upcoming legislative elections in December
Protests erupts in Tunisia over rise in prices of essential commodities Read Post »
Mlungisi Makhanya, president of one of the largest pro-democracy political parties, PUDEMO, whose house was attacked “remains unshaken, defiant”
Residence of Swazi pro-democracy leader bombed Read Post »
After 18 days of nationwide social protests and roadblocks, the Ecuadorian Indigenous movement succeeded in persuading the conservative national government to make concessions on some of its neoliberal economic policies and halt the plan to overhaul the economy with support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
