A listing of CPTers and where they served. Aboriginal JusticeCPTers serving on the Aboriginal Justice team July-September 2013 were: Stephanie Epp (Saskatchewan, Canada), Jill Foster
by CPT Palestine On Sunday, 28 July, Tel Rumeida settlers set fire to Hani Abu Haikel’s olive grove. The Abu Haikel family has lived in
by a member of CPT Palestine Entering Israel is always stressful. The prospect of a two-hour interrogation with a real chance of being denied entry*
Letters from Apartheid Street: A Christian Peacemaker in Occupied Palestine Michael McRay interned with CPT Hebron in 2012. His stay coincided with the arrival
by CPT Palestine [Note: According to the Fourth Geneva Convention, the Hague Regulations, the International Court of Justice and several UN resolutions, all Israeli settlements
by CPT Palestine Israeli Border Police ordered CPT’s Hebron team and EAPPI (Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel) to leave the area of the
I appreciate all the reports you send from Hebron. Jonathan Brenneman’s recent article, “A better than usual Friday,” [CPTnet, August 12, 2013] was especially
PEACEMAKER DELEGATIONS• Aboriginal Justice 2013: 27 Sep.–7 Oct.; 2014: 2-12 May; 1-11 Aug; 26 Sep.–6 Oct.• Colombia 2013: 6-20 Oct.; 2014: 2–19 Apr.; 17-31 May;
by CPT Iraqi Kurdistan On 15 August, CPTers visited the ancient mountainside village of Gullan. Oral tradition places the village’s founding in pre-Islamic times. Abundant
by CPT Iraqi Kurdistan On 6 August, a hot sunny Ramadan day, CPT Iraqi Kurdistan visited the villages of Haji Ahmad and Sartka in Shaqlawa