CAFeko Akziodunen Batzarreko ekintzaileak: Jerusalem okupatutik alde!; Jaitsi Apartheid Trenetik!

CAFen Akziodunen Batzar Nagusia (ABN) dela eta, giza eskubideen aldeko ekintzaileek manifestazioa egin dute beste behin CAFek Beasainen (Euskal Herria, Espainiar Estatua) dituen bulegoen aurrean, non "ABN ekitaldia" egiten ari zen , CAFi eta bere akziodunei esateko: Jerusalem okupatuan legez kanpoko negozio honi amaiera emateko!

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PACBI Statement

Academic Boycott Grows in May 2014

June 4, 2014
PACBI Statement

After the Flotilla Massacre: Cultural Boycott of Israel Takes Off

The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI), established in April 2004 by a small group of Palestinian academics and intellectuals and widely supported by leading civil society associations, unions and networks,[1] has not witnessed a su
June 29, 2010
PACBI Statement

A Month to Celebrate, a Month of Global BDS Accomplishments!

March 2011 was marked by major successes for the Palestinian-led Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement, especially on the academic and cultural boycott front. There is much cause to celebrate, take stock of and continue to creatively and affectively mobilise around, based on the three basic and just demands of the BDS campaign. We hail BDS victories, knowing full well that they are the result of remarkable efforts by people of conscience around the world working tirelessly to support Palestinian human rights.

March 27, 2011
PACBI Statement

The Academic Boycott on Campus: Breaking New Ground, Gaining Momentum

In an open letter dated October 21, 2011 [1], Palestinian students wrote to their counterparts across the world, “we hope you put BDS at the forefront of your campaigns and join together for Israeli Apartheid Week, the pinnacle of action across universities worldwide”. The 8th Annual Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) [2] constitutes a direct response to this call, at a crucial moment when youth are taking to the streets to combat dictatorships and an international economic crisis marked by record levels of youth unemployment.
February 3, 2012
PACBI Statement

On Music, Politics and Ethical Responsibility

Earlier in September, in the lead up to a performance by the Red Hot Chili Peppers in apartheid Israel, a worldwide campaign calling on them to cancel their show gathered steam.  Over the last several months, our South African, Lebanese, Indian, American, Israeli, and Italian partners, among others, had all written letters to RHCP, and a petition was set up that garnered over 7500 signatures [1], a first of its kind. 
 
In Lebanon, days before their show, the famous band, Mashrou3 Leila, announced that it would be opening for RHCP and a huge online deb
October 3, 2012
PACBI Statement

On the Academic Boycott Front: A Pioneering Campaign

Last month, over 150 academics, including at least 50 oral historians from across the globe, launched a campaign to persuade the oral history community not to participate in the June 2014 ‘International Conference on Oral History’ organised by the Oral History Division of the Avraham Harman Institute of Contemporary Jewry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and to

September 5, 2013
PACBI Statement

Academic Boycott Grows in May 2014

June 4, 2014
PACBI Statement

After the Flotilla Massacre: Cultural Boycott of Israel Takes Off

The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI), established in April 2004 by a small group of Palestinian academics and intellectuals and widely supported by leading civil society associations, unions and networks,[1] has not witnessed a su
June 29, 2010
PACBI Statement

Hiding Behind Governments: Artists Undermining the Boycott of Israel

Even while many artists, musicians and cultural workers refuse to entertain apartheid Israel, there continues to be those who try to find currency to circumvent the boycott, divestment and sanctions (B

May 31, 2011
PACBI Statement

An Appeal for Action: End Cornell University Collaboration with Technion

The Palestinian academic community was deeply disturbed by the recently revealed plan of collaboration between Cornell University and Technion – Israel Institute of Technology.  The two institutions have won a multi-billion-dollar competition held by the City of New York to establish “a 2 million square foot engineering and applied sciences university campus” on Roosevelt Island, NY [1].  Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) at Cornell University have petitioned the City of New York and Cornell University to end this collaboration with an Israeli institution t

March 4, 2012