Campaign: Global campaigns
Israeli Apartheid Week 2021 is back #UnitedAgainstRacism
Racism, discrimination, xenophobia, and inequality continue to grow around the world. In recent months, we have seen how people in the Global South...
As UN meets, urge investigation of Israeli apartheid
Representatives of governments from around the world are meeting this week at the United Nations headquarters in New York for the UN’s 75th General...
CAF GET OFF ISRAEL'S APARTHEID TRAIN
CAF is operating and expanding the JLR’s “Red Line” and is building the new “Green Line”, providing rolling stock and technical services. Both lines connect illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory with West Jerusalem.
AXA DIVEST
In October 2024, a new investigative report showed that as of 30 June 2024, AXA held $150.43 million—US$78.87 million in shares and US$71.56 million in bonds—in eleven companies that arm Israel during its #GazaGenocide. These are Rolls-Royce, GE Aerospace (formerly General Electric), Honeywell Technologies, Textron, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, Northrop Grumman, RTX (formerly Raytheon Technologies), L3Harris Technologies, and BAE Systems.
BOYCOTT HP
HP-branded corporations play key roles in Israel’s oppression of Palestinians. They are complicit in Israel’s occupation, settler colonial, and apartheid regime. They provide computer hardware to the Israeli army and maintain data centers through their servers for the Israeli police. They provide the Itanium servers to operate the Aviv System, the computerized database of Israel’s Population and Immigration Authority. This forms the backbone of Israel’s racial segregation and apartheid. In November 2015, HP split into two companies: HP Inc. for consumer hardware like PCs and printers and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HP-E) for business and government services. Both HP-branded corporations remain complicit in Israeli apartheid and settler colonialism.
Grass stains on Canada’s hands: Why are feds subsidizing the refurbishment of a park built on razed Palestinian towns?
Jesse Rosenfeld, (Ramallah, Palestine - NOW Magazine) – It’s easy to forget, while soaking up the tranquillity along with happy picnickers under the...