A group of 122 Palestinian and Arab academics, journalists and intellectuals express their concerns about the definition of antisemitism by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), and the way this definition has been applied, interpreted and deployed in several countries of Europe and North America.
Lettre ouverte des mouvements, syndicats, associations et ONGs adréssée au Président du Comité permanent de l’Assemblée nationale populaire contre la loi sur la sécurité nationale à Hong Kong.
, by Aurélie Journée-Duez
Since 1992, the “500 Years of Indigenous, Black and Popular Resistance” Campaign and the Rio Earth Summit, Indigenous Peoples are more and more represented in the different Social Forums, the counter summits and the international meetings. They bring their own worldview and another way of seeing it and perceiving it. Their unique relationships to the land, their territories, and the environment, are some assets in order to create a new society, full of social and climate justice. It is time to listen to them and support them in the defense of their rights in a decolonial perspective and in the building of another future. These are the reflections, goals and reclaims, that the working group “Rights of Indigenous Peoples” by Intercoll, wants to highlight, put in on common and support.
We are publishing two texts on the question of Zionism, which we believe is crucial for understanding the situation in Palestine.
This first contribution comes from Jewish Voices for Peace, a US-based association with thousands of members in this country, which has grown and evolved to the point of casting doubt on Israel among the Jewish population of this country traditionally loyal to Israel. The text explains how the association has evolved from a critique of Israeli politics alone to the critique of Zionism on which it is based.
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Newsletter Intercoll Décembre 2023
