Results for: PACBI Statements
https://bdsmovement.net/es/news/directrices-pacbi-para-el-boicot-cultural-internacional-de-israelA medida que el BDS crece, son muchos los activistas de todo el mundo, incluso de Palestina, que se plantean a qué institución o empresa deben boicotear y cómo. La selección de un objetivo de boicot o desinversión para una campaña de BDS académico, cultural, económico, deportivo o de otro tipo, a veces no es tan sencilla como puede parecer, especialmente si se enmarca en la estrategia general que establecen las directrices del BDS. Aquí nos centraremos específicamente en los objetivos del boicot cultural y académico.
As the BDS movement continues to grow at a fast pace, many activists around the world, including in Palestine, often wonder what institution or corporation to target and how. Whether it is an academic, cultural, economic, sports or other BDS campaign, selecting the boycott or divestment target is often not as straightforward as many may think, particularly if the overall BDS strategy of mainstreaming is taken into consideration. Here we focus on cultural and academic boycott targets specifically.
The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) salutes Students United for Palestinian Rights and Equality at the University of Washington (SUPER UW) for their principled efforts in submitting a resolution for consideration by the Associated Students of the University of Washington (ASUW) senate.
[This letter was sent privately to Neil Young weeks ago with no response]
Dear Neil Young,
[This letter was sent privately to Neil Young weeks ago with no response]
Dear Neil Young,
The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI), a member of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement in Palestine, has learned that you reportedly plan to perform in Israel on 10 June 2014 [1]. We are writing to urge you to refrain from playing in apartheid Israel and not to condone Israel’s violations of international law and human rights against the Palestinian people. We wrote you previously, in 2007 [2], after hearing of similar plans, and back then you did not play in Israel. We ho
The month of January has seen a burst of energy on the academic and cultural front of the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement with worldwide and mainstream media attention. BDS news has been covered in the Washington Post, Financial Times, Bloomberg, New York Times, CNN, and other media where BDS advocates have previously been ignored or censored. The world is beginning to understand that Israel cannot be treated with exception while it continues to violate international law, and that criticism and resistance against Israel&rsquo
The month of January has seen a burst of energy on the academic and cultural front of the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement with worldwide and mainstream media attention. BDS news has been covered in the Washington Post, Financial Times, Bloomberg, New York Times, CNN, and other media where BDS advocates have previously been ignored or censored. The world is beginning to understand that Israel cannot be treated with exception while it continues to violate international law, and that criticism and resistance against Israel&rsquo
In mid December 2013, the American Studies Association endorsed an academic boycott of Israel where 66 percent of the ASA membership voted in favour of thisresolution following a referendum organized by the ASA National Council.
