Post Tagged with: "nonviolence"

Abdallah Abu Rahma in front of an israeli military, 2014
in Blog

February 23rd, 2015: Suspended sentence for Palestinian human rights defender

Abdallah Abu Rahma, 44 years old. He is a pro-human rights activist, recognised by the European Union, who was declared guilty for interfering in the work of a soldier during a pacific demonstration. His lawyers says there exists no legal base that can justify his arrest.

Read more ›
Youth from Democracy in Motion network create Dimactions, a blog of action and reflection
in News

Youth from Democracy in Motion network create Dimactions, a blog of action and reflection

Democracy in Motion network is a platform for young nonviolent activists from Europe and North Africa who was born in 2011. It has been created to share common experiences and learn new strategies for a much stronger and participatory democracy.

Read more ›
February 2nd, 2014:  An eye on the  violent dismantlement of Al-Manatir
in Blog

February 2nd, 2014: An eye on the violent dismantlement of Al-Manatir

Al-Manatir was the third of a series of protest camps established by various Palestinian activists across the occupied West Bank. This camp was set up in Burin, a village in the southwest of Nablus that has been suffering settler violence and land grabs for decades.

Read more ›