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Across the world, Queer Cinema for Palestine: No Pride in Genocide used the arts to make a stand for an end to Israel’s genocidal war on Palestinians in Gaza and for dismantling Israel’s 75-year apartheid regime.

Following a year-long campaign led by students and BDS Australia, together with Palestine solidarity activists, the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology confirms no longer has any partnerships with Israel’s largest private weapons company.

A call from Palestinian Higher Education institutions: Do not be Silent during Israel’s Unfolding Genocide

Nearly 4,000 queer artists have pledged not to perform or participate in public events in Israel until Palestinians are free.

The federation of 1,900 LGBTQIA+ organizations in 160 countries and territories voted unanimously ahead of its World Conference in Cape Town, recognizing “the historical experience with apartheid and colonialism in South Africa." 

The conference centers the Israeli speakers as “experts” in the field of Islamic antiquities and sites and features primarily those who work for the deeply complicit Israel Antiquities Authority

“BDS and boycotts have changed Israel’s global trade landscape,” said Avi Balashnikov, Chairman of the Israel Export Institute. He added, “We fight every day, hour by hour, for Israeli industry abroad. Economic boycotts and BDS organizations present major challenges, and in some countries, we are forced to operate under the radar.”

Palestinian cultural organizations, including theaters and performing arts centers, are calling for “widespread boycotts” of Captain America: New...

Through its global-scale extraction of fossil fuels, US corporation Chevron is fueling the climate crisis threatening communities all over the world, and in particular Indigenous and marginalized communities in the Global South.