Go Bananas @ Chiquita fruit CEOs, organisers of Honduran terrorist coup
Green syndicalist AKA universal democrat , 26-09-2009 - 21:21
GET FAIRTRADE & FRUITY for democracy NOW! Contact details for Protest against Honduras embassies & CEOs responsible for organising the continuing terrorist coup, that was mainly done to stop a very basic minimal wage for the majority of Hondurans who live in dire poverty Support UN calls for international intervention against Gorilletis the banana thieves
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Gaza Freedom March
thewallmustfall , 12-09-2009 - 22:34
1st January 2010
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Third Tesco Settlement Produce Protest
Boycott Israeli Goods , 21-06-2009 - 23:37
21st June 2009 -- today an ad hoc group of Israeli boycott activists from many different campaigning groups, including Jewish groups, held the third Tesco supermarket action. They entered two branches in the Shoreditch area of London to protest against the stores' stocking of fruit and vegetable produce from illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
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Palestinian Visitors to Brighton Denied Visas
BTFSG , 15-06-2009 - 10:19
Brighton Tubas Friendship and Solidarity Group Press Release
Demonstration 5pm Today – Free Palestine, Boycott Israel
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IOF to make 304 people homeless in Jordan Valley
Brighton Tubas Friendship and Solidarity Group , 04-06-2009 - 19:51
House demolitions and ethnic cleansing in the Jordan Valley
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Carmel-Agrexco infocafe, London
Mr D Lock , 05-04-2009 - 19:27
This Thursday 9th April, from 7-9pm @ Rampart Social Centre, 15-17 Rampart Street, Whitechapel E1 2LA
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Carmel Blockaded in Jayyous Solidarity Action
Katy Philips , 08-03-2009 - 07:18
Press Release:
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Protest against Agrexco's share holders Apax Partners in London
boycott Agrexco , 23-02-2009 - 17:01
A small protest was held this morning at the London headquarters of Apax Partners, a UK-based private equity giant that holds a majority stake in Israeli agricultural co-op Tnuva, which owns 25 percent of Agrexco Agricultural Export Company, Israel's largest exporter of agricultural produce, which is guilty of trading in fruits, vegetables and flowers grown on illegal Israeli settlements built on stolen Palestinian land in the Occupied Territories (see the Carmel-Agrexco topic page http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/actions/2008/carmelagrexco/).
Earlier in the morning, an anonymous protester had separately D-locked the building's main door, causing some disruption to the baffled employees arriving to work. Armed with a banner and leaflets accusing Apax Partners of profiting from the illegal settlements, they called upon the company to divest from Tnuva or be complicit to crimes under the International Criminal Court Act 2001.
Police arrived about an hour later and imposed Section 14 of the Public Order Act! But protesters didn't leave until they'd run out of leaflets and energy.
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Academic politics and overcoming zioism
Bernard , 22-02-2009 - 02:26
Professor Joel Kovel—an outspoken critic of Israel and author of the book Overcoming Zionism—has been dismissed from his position as the Alger Hiss Chair in Social Studies at Bard College in New York state.
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University anti-Zionist twinning with Palestine
peace , 21-02-2009 - 15:55
Last week, at a relatively well-attended meeting, my branch Executive seconded a motion to support a twinning with a Palestinian university, building on existing Student Union work. A few of us decided to propose an additional note about “the increase in antisemitic atmosphere on British campuses associated with Israel’s conflicts”. We are all broadly supportive of the twinning but conscious that in our institution it has been a vehicle for intensifying calls for the ostracisation and dissolution of Israel. Our intervention was fairly puny and didn’t say what needed to be said about this twinning - in retrospect since it was almost certain to fall we should have made more amendments.
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A Campus Sit-in against Israeli Occupation: An Interview with Three Participants
ron , 19-02-2009 - 14:35
On Friday, February 6, the University of Rochester-SDS (UR-SDS) organized an occupation of Goergen Hall at the University of Rochester for peace and solidarity with the Palestinians. The action was partially inspired by the wave of occupations across the UK in support of Palestine the past few weeks. UR-SDS made a list of demands of the administration (including divestment from weapons manufacturers, educational and humanitarian aid to Gaza, and scholarships for Palestinian students). In a related event, on Thursday, February 12, 2008 Hampshire College of Amherst, MA. became the first US school to divest from corporations profiting from the Israeli occupation of Palestine.
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First Females Islamic Judges Inaugurated in Palestine
Kawther Salam , 18-02-2009 - 22:16
For the first time in the history of Palestine, two women were appointed as judges to the Islamic Sharia court in the West Bank cities of Hebron and Ramallah. President Mahmoud Abbas accepted the appointment of the two female judges among 11 judges appointed to the Sharia Courts in the West Bank, after each woman successfully passed two competitive judicial exams held in Ramallah.
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Carmel Agrexco Valentines Day Action 7 Feb 2009
inminds , 17-02-2009 - 08:59
Photos and video from the action
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What's Really In Your Food
Daniel Solove , 14-02-2009 - 12:51
You may be grossed out, but insects and mold in our food are not new. The F.D.A. actually condones a certain percentage of “natural contaminants” in our food supply — meaning, among other things, bugs, mold, rodent hairs and maggots. In its (falsely) reassuringly subtitled booklet “The Food Defect Action Levels: Levels of Natural or Unavoidable Defects in Foods That Present No Health Hazards for Humans,” the F.D.A.’s Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition establishes acceptable levels of such “defects” for a range of foods products, from allspice to peanut butter. . . .
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Church of England: Dumping Caterpillar
Stuart Littlewood , 14-02-2009 - 12:42
God whispered in the Church of England's ear and it dumped its shares in Caterpillar. This House of God had about £2.5m invested in a company that manufactures one of Israel's weapons of mass misery and destruction. After saying for years that they couldn't see anything unethical about it, Church bosses finally agreed with the rest of us that Caterpillar’s D-9 bulldozer, which is used in the Holy Land for the ugly purpose of demolishing Palestinian homes, uprooting olive groves and destroying civilian infrastructure, is more like a vicious weapon in Israel’s hands than a civil engineering tool.
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Photos from Feminist action at Carmel
zora , 13-02-2009 - 17:21
We don't want your bloody valentine
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Carmel Agrexco Blockaded
womminorganise , 12-02-2009 - 07:33
“We don’t want your bloody valentine” Feminists blockade Israeli state export company
Two days before Valentines day a group of 15 women have locked themselves to the gates of Israeli export company Carmel Agrexco to stop the delivery of Valentines roses. They were met with heavy force from security and police but are currently holding strong.
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Carmel-Agrexco UK Picket - more pics
fil , 07-02-2009 - 22:05
photos
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Carmel-Agrexco UK report. Sat 7 Feb 2009
Peter Marshall , 07-02-2009 - 19:18
Over 50 demonstrators and rather more police blockaded the main UK depot of Israeli company Carmel Agrexco today, Sat 7 Feb, to demand a boycott of Israeli goods and in particular the flowers and fruit which they bring from Palestine, from Israeli settlements and from Israel. Pictures copyright (C) 2009 Peter Marshall
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Cops blockade Agrexco warehouse
fil , 07-02-2009 - 08:23
At 7.30 this morning, demonstrators arrived in front of the Carmel-Agrexco warehouse for a sunrise picknick, only to discover 40 members of the Metropolitan Constabulary staging a blockade in solidarity with Palestine.
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