by Joy Ellison You won’t see these shepherds and farmers in their red keffiyehs and mud-stained boots on the evening news. But while Israeli politicians
by Eileen Hanson On May 18, four CPTers in coordination with Rabbis for Human Rights and the Israeli group, Ta’ayush, went to the village of
For the second week in a row, about thirty Israeli settlers from Ma’on ambushed Palestinian children and the Israeli soldiers escorting them home from school
by Doug Pritchard CPT has begun a three-month project based in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) city of Goma. A team of four
by Carol Tyx Just getting to San Pedro Frio, a small mining town in the San Lucas Mountains, is a challenge. My teammates and I
by Stewart Vriesinga Reverend Salvador Alcántara, from Garzal township, is a remarkable, exemplary and inspirational man. He is a husband, father, grandfather, pastor of a
CPT-Colombia released its 2008 compilation of violations of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) witnessed by or reported to the team. Covering incidents observed by the team
This spring, CPTers joined local community activists and Terres des hommes (Tdh): Hebron Community Mental Health Program in supporting a new “Sports for Kids” initiative
The Fall Signs of the Times reported the closure of CPT’s Hebron Project site. A few of the updates from CPT personnel tasked with tying
On March 9, 2007, Hebron team members held a short memorial service to mark the first anniversary of the death of CPTer Tom Fox in