This is the podcast channel of Justice for Palestine: a Palestinian human rights organisation based in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews |
A webinar discussion organised by Peace Action Wellington and Justice for Palestine featuring Jeff Halper, Nadia Abu-Shanab and Valerie Morse.
A Justice for Palestine activist education session with Nadia Abu Shanab, Aida Tavassoli and Max Harris
The candidate who currently appears to be the leading contender in the election for Mayor of Wellington City had this to say about twinning with a Sister City
In this episode four Wellington City Mayoral candidates – Ellen Blake, Barbara McKenzie, Ray Chung and Tory Whanau – discuss their views on twinning Wellington with a Sister City in Palestine. They also comment on Mayor Andy Foster's decision not to ... more
Laura Agel from Justice for Palestine remembers Ghassan Kanfani. more
This is a recording of a live webinar with Michael Lynk: Former UN Rapporteur for human rights in Palestine. more
Rally for Palestine at Aotearoa New Zealand Parliament. Held on Wednesday 19 May from 1.00-2.00 PM. Speakers include: Nadia Abu-Shanab (Wellington Palestine); Golriz Ghahraman MP (Green Party), Vanushi Walter MP (Labour Party); Ibrahim Omer MP (Labou... more
A Wellington Palestine activist education session on Edward Said's Palestinian humanism by Dougal McNeill.
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