PSC welcomes the news that a £50m Metropolitan Police deal with the notorious US tech company Palantir has been blocked by Sadiq Khan.
Tag: Palestine
BDS movement makes significant strides across Europe
"Governments of the European core have been feeling the heat from solidarity movements. This pressure has pushed some countries to consider a different – tentatively more progressive – stand."
London, May 16: Tommy Robinson’s challenge to the Palestine movement – Red Weekly Column
"Let’s continue to stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people, in our workplaces and on the streets to show the far right we will not be silenced."
Palestine Coalition: MET should apologise for inflammatory statements
"It is completely unacceptable for a senior public official to make these false claims and accusations, which can only raise the level of tension in the current situation.”
War is a daily reality for Palestinians – Saed Erziqat
Saed Erziqat of the General Union of Palestinian Teachers - "When global powers support war policies, they give a green light to oppression everywhere. What happens in Palestine today can happen anywhere tomorrow."
Globalise the Resistance to Trump’s War Drive – Matt Willgress
What are the underlying reasons behind Trump’s wars and the growing global opposition to them?
More than 1,600 candidates ‘Pledge for Palestine’ ahead of the May local elections
1,688 council candidates have made the ‘Pledge for Palestine’ ahead of the local elections, which could be deciding factor for voters sickened by British complicity in the genocide.
Nakba 78 demo to unite for Palestine and against far-right – PSC
"On Saturday 16 May, we will stand together in London and show that unity and solidarity will prevail.
The government’s latest attempts to silence us will not work – Celie Hanson
"This new piece of legislation is part of the government’s broader project to demonise us and suppress our growing movement."
Mayor of London must intervene in Police decision to favour Far-Right on Nakba Day
"The Met has given over the political centre of London to a hate march, while denying the Palestine movement its formally requested route."