The festival is partnered with apartheid Israel's far-right ministries of culture and tourism

Join a panel of experts to learn more about sportswashing, the role of dirty sponsorship money, and how we can work to amplify the voices of those resisting repression and struggling for justice for all.

Hundreds of musicians are boycotting apartheid Israel's complicit cultural sector

Festivalgoers will dance on the ruins of an ethnically cleansed Palestinian village

While a welcome – if belated – recognition of the necessity of cultural boycotts to help end Israeli apartheid, its narrow focus risks missing the forest for the trees 

Across the globe, the world of sports stood with the more than 200 Palestinian teams calling to boycott PUMA and thousands of leaflets were distributed at PUMA shops and vendors.

As groups around the world mobilize for the #BoycottPUMA Global Day of Action, join them online to tell PUMA that its greenwashing and pinkwashing can't hide its complicity in Israeli apartheid and to thank queer and trans artists for refusing work with PUMA in solidarity with Palestinians.