Un llamamiento de Palestina a los movimientos mundiales por la justicia climática: Poner fin al #GenocidioEnGaza es una cuestión climática

El 9 de diciembre, día de acción por la justicia climática, hacemos un llamamiento a los movimientos por la tierra, indígenas y por la justicia climática para que alcen sus voces por Palestina.

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PCHRO: The EU fails to uphold international law in its relations with Israel

Following the Association Council meeting on 24 July 2012 between the European Union (EU) and Israel, it was announced that the EU has agreed upon developing cooperation with Israel by offering it 60 new activities in 15 fields. The EU also declared that it would continue technical discussions with Israel aimed at identifying areas for future cooperation.

July 28, 2012
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PCHRO
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South Africans launch petition calling for settlement goods traceability

South African campaign group Open Shuhada Street launched a petition in support of their government's decision to enforce traceability of settlement products.

The European Uni

June 26, 2012
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Open Shuhada Street
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G4S loses its contract with the European Parliament

The European Coordination of Committees and Associations for Palestine (ECCP) is pleased to be able to mark Palestinian Prisoners Day by announcing that the European Union has declined to renew a contract with private security company G4S amidst concerns raised by MEPs and campaign groups about the role the company plays in equipping Israeli prisons in which Palestinian political prisoners are held in violation of international law.

G4S has provided security services to the buildings of the European Parliament since 2008 but the contract award notice (service contract 118611-2012) published o

Military Embargo
April 17, 2012
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ECCP
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IPSC condemns EU-Israel data-sharing plan

The Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC) today condemned the decision of the European Commission which stated that “Israel provides an adequate level of protection of personal data”, thus giving the green light for “the transfer of personal data of EU citizens to Israel”[1]. The Irish Government had previously attempted to block this data-sharing relationship, but to no avail.

Condemning the approval, IPSC National Chairperson Freda Hughes said: “This is an outrageous move on behalf of the European Commission.

February 9, 2011
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IPSC