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  • Peter Tosh’s resistance against racism, apartheid and settler-colonialism

    Ajamu Nangwaya | Violence & Peace
    23.03.2017

    March 21 is International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. A notable cultural icon in the struggle against racism is Jamaican reggae artiste Peter Tosh. He was an internationalist and linked the fight of Africans against racism, settler-colonialism and apartheid in Southern Africa with the struggle of the Palestinians against Zionism and Israeli apartheid.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Sharpeville Massacre, International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, Zionism, Israeli apartheid, Peter Tosh, the Wailers, Bob Marley, Reggae, Rastafarianism

  • Israel and the A-word

    John Reynolds | Violence & Peace
    23.03.2017

    The racist policies of Israel constitute the internationally recognized crime of apartheid against Palestinians. As was the case for South Africa under minority white supremacist rule, it is imperative to think seriously about the nature of Israel’s constitutional order and about how to deepen anti-racist alliances and solidarities across borders on behalf of the Palestinian people.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Hendrik Verwoerd, Apartheid South Africa, White Supremacy, Israeli apartheid, South Africa Nationalist Party, UN Economi and Socail Commistion for Western Asia report

  • Israel is guilty of apartheid

    Ali Abunimah | Violence & Peace
    23.03.2017

    Rima Khalaf’s resignation, under pressure to suppress factual and legal findings unfavorable to Israel, will send a chilling message to other UN officials that they are better off serving those in power than in upholding any mandate to advance human rights and respect for international law.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Israeli apartheid, Intifada, Rima Khalaf, UN Israel report, Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia, Antonio Gutteres

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