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  In the rocky, dry hills south of Hebron, the village of Susiya – where human presence dates back thousands of years – may soon

  Long-time CPT-Iraq team member, Peggy Gish, has been working on a crisis team in Nigeria for the Church of the Brethren, one of CPT’s

by a member of CPT-Palestine I have been thinking a lot about bravery since the day I stood on Shuhada Street documenting Israeli military assaults

  “Church leaders in West Papua feel as if they are surrounded by violence and cannot escape,” said Reverend Dr. Benn Giay in a letter

  The month of May saw an increase in settler violence in Hebron’s Tel Rumeida neighborhood, where Palestinians live in close proximity to aggressive, ideological

by Chris Sabas The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) finally released its long-anticipated report in early June, finding Canada guilty of “cultural genocide” against Indigenous

by Adriana Cabrera Velásquez Israeli Border Police argued with my teammate about walking on the “settler path” as sound grenades and tear gas exploded at

by Chuck Wright A few years ago, the Haudenosaunee (Six Nations)  reinitiated a traditional harvest of white-tailed deer in Short Hills Provincial Park – their

by CPT-Palestine It’s Saturday, 4 April, and a group of Israeli soldiers storm fourteen-year-old Maher’s house, claiming that Maher has been seen throwing stones –

  CPT’s Aboriginal Justice Team (AJT) has undergone a transition to a new team name – Indigenous Peoples Solidarity team (IPS).  Although the team’s mandate