9 articles

• Indigenous Blood: Not a Single Drop More!

  7 October 2019, by Articulaçao dos Povos Indigenas do Brasil - APIB

  Between October 17 and November 20, the campaign "Indigenous Blood: Not a Single Drop More" will be held, led by Brazilian indigenous leaders, who will travel through 12 European countries denouncing the serious violations against indigenous peoples and the environment of Brazil, which has been occurring systematically since the inauguration of President Jair Bolsonaro in January this year. The envisaged countries on the route include Italy, Vatican, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Portugal and Spain.

• Indivisible justice: Why supporters of Palestine must stand with other oppressed communities

  11 June 2019, by Agence Média Palestine, Middle East Eye, Nada Elia

  Intersectional struggles and solidarity hinge on the understanding that we are enmeshed in a global web, that justice is indivisible, and that if we do not stand together across arbitrary borders of nation-state, religion, ethnicity and sexuality, then we are part of the problem.

  The necessity to denounce and oppose all forms of racism, sexism, xenophobia, classism and more must inform the activism of POOPs (Progressive only in relation to Palestine), who need to understand that Palestine is not an exception, and that linking it to other struggles is not a dilution, but critical engagement. It must also address to the large percentage of liberals ho are afflicted with PEP. They are progressives except in relation for Palestine.

• Interview of the rapper M-1 (Dead Prez) on Assata Shakur

  8 March 2019, by Collectif angles morts, PeopleKonsian

  In this interview conducted in July 2005, M-1 of the Dead Prez group presents the "Hands off Assata" campaign, launched following the US government’s $1 million bounty on Assata Shakur’s head on May 2, 2005.

• Jerusalem: A Palestinian Spark Of Hope

  11 September 2017, by Jamal Juma’

  In this text Jamal Juma’ returns to the popular movement which opposed the controls the occupying power wanted to impose on the Palestinians to enter the Al Aqsa mosque. It highlights the prospects of this movement for Palestinian resistance, especially the presence of young people. While the Wall isolates 225,000 Palestinians from the city and Israel is doing everything to drive the Palestinians out of Jerusalem, the Palestinian Authority has been forced to announce a suspension of its cooperation with Israel on security and has given a signal strong for the emancipation of the Palestinians.

  Jamal Juma ’is the coordinator of the STOP THE WALL campaign