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A ceasefire agreement has been announced between Israel and Hamas, but what will displaced Palestinians come back to? We look at what’s left of Gaza and its people aje.io/l2jnor

This is the question.

We don't gather to only mourn the dead and the endless destruction. Our government has been complicit in selling arms to a country committing a genocide. We gather to demand justice and an end to the occupation. Palestine Solidarity Campaign

"Forced through." I was in this group of people carrying flowers - and the police had stepped aside to let us through. For the police to say that a group had "forced it's way through" is simply inaccurate & seeks to stoke division from a peaceful protest.

Today over 100,000 people rallied in solidarity with the Palestinian people and asserted their right to protest 🇵🇸

I spoke at demo & was part of a procession of speakers aiming to go to BBC to lay flowers commemorating the death of Palestinian children. We did not force our way thru, the police allowed us to go thru & when stopped in Trafalgar Square we laid our flowers down & dispersed.1/3

The reality is this. As shown in this video at the end of the rally, it was announced from the stage that a delegation including MPs, trade union leaders, the leaders of the Palestine Coalition and cultural figures would walk silently and peacefully towards the BBC to protest at

🚨Palestine coalition statement on the events of Saturday 18 January at Whitehall and Trafalgar Square. Read below or on our website: palestinecampaign.org/statement-on-t…

I was in the delegation at the front, and this statement matches my experience of how we were handled and frankly mishandled on the day by the police. Right from the beginning of the day police were aggressive and intimidating in ways that I experienced as unnecessary and many

I am deeply alarmed by the approach of the police yesterday to those peacefully protesting for Palestine, including the treatment of John McDonnell MP and Jeremy Corbyn MP, two elected MPs with decades of participating in peaceful protest. There is now clear evidence coming to

We don't have to head to this dark place. It's a choice and it's one we can still avoid. Solidarity to John McDonnell and the other peaceful protestors.

Such a profoundly love-centered, bold appeal to his humanity and on behalf of humanity.

For the centenary of Malcolm X’s birth, in collaboration with the British Library's Eccles Institute, we are bringing together Bonnie Greer, Gary Younge, Vanessa Kisuule & @ColinCraigGrant to explore his legacy as a resistance leader 7 March, tickets here bit.ly/4g6sPoy

Margaret Busby and Gillian Slovo, current and ex-presidents of English PEN, joined Laila & Peter this morning Laila is feeling a shift in her body, her blood sugars have gone below 3.0mmol/L for the first time Day 115 of hunger strike Keir Starmer David Lammy need to act now

Yesterday, a group of MPs &I. met Laila Soueif, the mother of Alaa Abd el-Fattah. She is today on the 115th day of her hunger strike.The Foreign Secretary needs to give Laila a reason to reconsider her hunger strike. He must visit Alaa, a British citizen, when he travels to Egypt

It's just been announced that David Lammy is going to visit Egypt tomorrow. Laila: “He should bring Alaa back with him on the plane and reunite him with his son” Urgent press release here: freealaa.net/press-releases [photo is from 2022]

I’m so worried for Laila. Please let this be the week we’ve been waiting for all this time. David Lammy must surely return from Cairo with Alaa.

Today, the Government presents its new Border Security Bill. It said it would be led by evidence and experts - but it seems it has ignored both. We know these cruel policies don't work - they only cause more deaths, more suffering and more violence. buff.ly/4aFm5Nt

The 1000th day of the Batticaloa Justice Walk was energetic. It reflected a broad range of people's struggles: the impact of war and conflict, poverty, bad laws, discrimination and denial of rights. It refracted diverse dreams and aspirations for justice and freedom. (1/2)

Amongst about a silent hundred walkers, were thoughts the freedom to walk, the palpable fear and fragility of freedom, and of the many freedoms aspired to. The silence of the walk felt deep, felt loud and felt sustained by inclusiveness and hope. (2/2) #battijusticewalk