Friday Bulletin

Last weekend, two images resonated widely: the Madleen sailing toward Gaza to break the blockade, and Los Angeles communities standing against ICE’s armoured raids to

What do we mean when we talk about transforming violence and oppression? Over the next few weeks, CPT will bring you a series of articles

Almost two years ago, the Adriana set sail from the Libyan coast. It carried 750 people, hoping to reach Italy. But the Adriana broke down

Here in Greece, the war on Gaza is written on Athenian streets. Murals of Palestinian martyrs spring in the wake of every demo. Stencils show

The British obsession with immigration began as its empire crumbled. When the people of Africa, Asia, and Latin America reclaimed their oil, minerals, lands and

Last week, the BBC World Service broadcast a new documentary, The Forbidden Zone, which investigates Turkey’s unacknowledged occupation of Iraqi Kurdistan and the military operations

At the International Court of Justice, a case is underway against Israel for obstructing humanitarian aid into Gaza. “Israel is now seeking to destroy Palestinians

One of the most enriching experiences of being on a CPT team is getting to know courageous activists and being inspired by their thirst for

On Monday, Trump and his cabinet met El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele in the Oval Office. Bukele claims to have “liberated millions” through his mass

Part of my job is to try to inform the CPT community about the context in which we work. I’m often the bearer of bad