Protest Against Arms Trade with Israel - Protest for a complete and immediate Arms Embargo on Israel
Britain plays a significant role in Israel's genocidal attack on Gaza. F35 fighter planes are perhaps the most significant military equipment Israel uses in its current genocidal attack on Gaza. These planes are responsible for most of the deaths in Gaza over the last nineteen months. Britain supplies at least fifteen percent of each of the F35 fighter plane. It would therefore be true to say that Britain is complicit in Israel's crimes against humanity. We will be protesting for a full embargo on all arms trade with Israel.
National Protest - Stop Starving Gaza 21st June
The situation in Gaza has worsened over the last few days. Almost on a daily basis anything between 50 or hundred Palestinians are murdered by the Israeli occupying forces. Food is being used by the genocidal Israeli regime to entice Palestinians into tiny corners of Gaza making. From these corners the regime ultimately plans to move the Palestinians completely out of Gaza. Is the world going to allow Israel to go ahead with its genocidal plan for ethnic cleansing? we are committed to raise our voices loud and clear against our government's complicity in the most heinous crime f the 21st century. Please book your place and join us and book your place by clicking the button below.
Don't Buy Apartheid Protest 31st May 2025
There is a national day of action Don't By Apartheid outside Tesco in New Street Birmingham
Emergency Rally Thursday 22nd May 2025 5pm
SOPS FILM NIGHT SAT 14th JUNE 7pm
Murder in Paris (2021) explores the complicated story of the assassination of anti-apartheid activist Dulcie September on the morning of March 29, 1988 in Paris. A former school teacher, September was serving as Chief Representative of the African National Congress (ANC) to Luxembourg, Switzerland, and France when she was killed. Murder in Parissheds light on her unsung heroism and significance in the fight against apartheid. With original interviews and never-before-seen archival footage, director Enver Samuel traces a decades-long pursuit of justice, addressing the erasure of her life and contributions, and the omissions in stories of liberation struggle.
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Palestine Solidarity Campaign National Website
Palestine Solidarity Campaign is a national organisation campaigning for the rights of the Palestinians and for equality and justice including the right of self determination in their own land in Palestine.
Follow the link to divest from Barclays
For more details and to answer any questions you may have or to register your intention to divest from Barclays follow the link below
TRADE UNIONISTS AGAINST THE NAKBA
Join the PSC Trade Union Webinar: Trade Unionists against the ongoing Nakba on Wednesday 7th May at 6pm to find out what you can do to build solidarity with Palestine.
Join the PSC trade union solidarity webinar following from international workers day, which will address the current situation for workers and their families in Palestine, and how you can take action for the next Workplace Day of Action on Thursday 15th May (Nakba Day), and the next national demonstration for Palestine to mark 77 years of Nakba, on Saturday 17th May.Speakers include:
Sarah Wooley, General Secretary BFAWU
Dr Samia Al-Botmeh, Palestinian academic at the economics department at Birzeit University, and BDS activist
Martin Cavanagh, PCS National President
Manal Hdaife, Lebanese school principal, member of the Executive Board of Education International & Regional branch leader of the Public Primary Schools Teachers League in Lebanon (PPSTLL)
Louise Regan, Chair Palestine Solidarity Campaign, and NEU EC
Peter Leary, Deputy Director Palestine Solidarity Campaign
Chair: Simon Dubbins, Head of International at Unite the Union
Emergency Rally HANDS OFF GAZA
Israel's Security Cabinet decision to expand military operations and occupy Gaza risks deepening the humanitarian catastrophe, displacing civilians, and entrenching Israel’s control over the territory. The UN and aid agencies warn of systemic collapse, while global actors urge restraint. The coming weeks will test whether diplomatic efforts can avert further escalation or if Gaza faces a new chapter of prolonged conflict and occupation.
