Posts tonen met het label apartheid. Alle posts tonen
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zondag 19 april 2009
zaterdag 4 april 2009
De comeback van de Apartheid
In de Italiaanse media worden vergelijkingen gemaakt met het apartheidsregime in Zuid-Afrika en de gescheiden busdiensten voor blanken en zwarten in de jaren vijftig in de Verenigde Staten.
HLN
HLN
dinsdag 23 december 2008
“Bethlehem is vandaag bijna helemaal ommuurd”
De bedoeling van de actie is om de muur te tonen en dat naar aanleiding van het kerstfeest. Op zo’n moment denkt iedereen uiteraard aan Bethlehem, de geboorteplaats van Jezus. Welnu, vandaag is Bethlehem bijna helemaal ommuurd waardoor de Palestijnen bijna niet meer uit de stad geraken. Met deze actie willen we dat tonen. We hebben hier dus checkpoints opgesteld aan de kerststal en de mensen worden gecontroleerd en raen er niet meer binnen. Alles blijft dicht...
Verslag en interview van de actie op Leuven Centraal
Verslag en interview van de actie op Leuven Centraal
vrijdag 19 september 2008
Tutu urges Israel 'war crime' probe
Desmond Tutu, the South African archbishop, has said that Israel may have committed a war crime when it attacked the town of Beit Hanoun in Gaza two years ago, killing 19 people. He told the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on Thursday: "The response of a largely secret internal [Israeli] military investigation is absolutely unacceptable from both legal and moral points of view.
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maandag 19 mei 2008
Israël mag niet racistisch genoemd worden van Maxime
"Nederland zal niet accepteren dat Israël volgend jaar tijdens een VN-conferentie racistisch wordt genoemd. Dat heeft minister Verhagen van Buitenlandse Zaken gezegd op bijeenkomst van het Centrum Informatie Documentatie Israël (CIDI) ter gelegenheid van het 60-jarig bestaan van de joodse staat."
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Ik vraag me af of Verhagen zijn woorden in een wereldwijd live uitgezonden discussie met Desmond Tutu zou durven herhalen...Ik denk van niet.
zaterdag 26 april 2008
Canadian university had banned the term "Israeli Apartheid" as "hate speech"
Of course one can try and censor the ugly truth. But would they also dare to censor Southafricans who know what they are talking about?
Read article at Iraq-War.ru
Read article at Iraq-War.ru
vrijdag 14 maart 2008
~Archbishop Desmond Tutu"I am a black South African, and if I were to change the names, a description of what is happening in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank could describe events in South Africa."
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dinsdag 5 februari 2008
ANTI ISRAELI APARTHEID WEEK KICKS OFF IN SOUTH AFRICA
Stop the Wall and International - Israeli Apartheid Week 2008 was officially launched on Sunday, 3 February in Soweto, South Africa. Exiled Palestinian member of the Israeli Knesset, Azmi Bishara, addressed his lecture on the 60th anniversary of the Palestinian Nakba, when hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were displaced from their land to become what remains one of the world’s largest refugee populations. Bishara spoke under the banner ‘Silenced in Apartheid Israel - Welcomed in Soweto’ alongside prominent South Africans such as Eddie Maque, General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches.
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maandag 17 december 2007
CAN A DEMOCRACY BE RACIST?
Israel is far from the democracy it claims to be... the reality is, Israel is a racist state and as long as it remains one there will be no democracy. No one is free unless we all are.
Desert Peace
woensdag 31 oktober 2007
Desmond Tutu Likens Israeli Actions to Apartheid
October 29, 2007
BOSTON - South African Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu compared conditions in Palestine to those of South Africa under apartheid, and called on Israelis to try and change them, while speaking in Boston Saturday at historic Old South Church."We hope the occupation of the Palestinian territory by Israel will end," Tutu said.
"There is a cry of anguish from the depth of my heart, to my spiritual relatives. Please, please hear the call, the noble call of our scripture," Tutu said of Israelis.
"Don’t be found fighting against this god, your god, our god, who hears the cry of the oppressed," Tutu said.
Tutu spoke with political activist and lecturer Noam Chomsky and others to a largely religious audience about "The Apartheid Paradigm in Palestine-Israel," a conference sponsored by Friends of Sabeel North America, a Christian Palestinian group.
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BOSTON - South African Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu compared conditions in Palestine to those of South Africa under apartheid, and called on Israelis to try and change them, while speaking in Boston Saturday at historic Old South Church."We hope the occupation of the Palestinian territory by Israel will end," Tutu said.
"There is a cry of anguish from the depth of my heart, to my spiritual relatives. Please, please hear the call, the noble call of our scripture," Tutu said of Israelis.
"Don’t be found fighting against this god, your god, our god, who hears the cry of the oppressed," Tutu said.
Tutu spoke with political activist and lecturer Noam Chomsky and others to a largely religious audience about "The Apartheid Paradigm in Palestine-Israel," a conference sponsored by Friends of Sabeel North America, a Christian Palestinian group.
Full story Uruknet
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