Friday Bulletin

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Business as usual

In early March, President Trump unambiguously threatened US universities. Aiming to uproot campus solidarity for Palestine, he wrote “Agitators will be imprisoned/or permanently sent back to

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Another kind of loyalty

In “The criminalisation of Palestine Solidarity in Toronto”, CPT highlights the work of the Legal Support Committee, which accompanies 105 people arrested in Toronto for

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Klemperer’s Diary

From 1933 to 1946, the German philologist Victor Klemperer kept a diary tracking the changing nature of the German language as it deformed. Although a

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Farewell Lesvos

This week’s Friday Bulletin falls on Valentine’s Day, and in the spirit of our 2025 guiding theme, Strength in Solidarity, we would like to invite

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Why do we commemorate?

This week in Lesvos, Greece, a group of us are holding a commemoration in our city’s public square for those who have lost their lives

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When States set our terms

There’s a story that Britain likes to tell itself. It used to have a problem with racism. After the 1993 racist murder of Stephen Lawrence,

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The fig leaf has dropped

As the new editor of the Friday Bulletin, I had hoped to write something else today to introduce myself to the CPT community. But it

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Nonviolence’s audience

Nonviolence is often criticized as an undoable ideal. Some ask, “Can the hungry go on a hunger strike?” These are the questions those of us

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Strength in solidarity

After nearly forty years of on the ground experience in nonviolent-unarmed-civilian-accompaniment, two things are certain: the struggle for justice is slow, and revolution needs solidarity.

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