AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPalestine Solidarity Under Pressure (UK): Britain’s Court of Appeal upheld the ban on Palestine Action, with supporters and rights groups calling it another step in cracking down on pro-Palestinian direct action. Campus Activism (US): Stanford students staged a walkout during Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s commencement, chanting “Free Palestine” and protesting Google’s ties to Israel and ICE. Arts & Heritage (Canada): Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum acquired Widad Kawar’s major collection of Arab textiles and heritage objects, spotlighting Levant culture from Palestine to Yemen. Media & Culture (Palestine-linked): A Canadian Museum of Human Rights “Nakba” exhibit drew political scrutiny as a minister refused to dictate curation. Human Rights (Gaza): Israel’s Supreme Court rejected an appeal by Gaza hospital director Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, keeping his detention in legal limbo. Sports & Identity: A pro-Palestinian World Cup chant video went viral—but was filmed in Bosnia weeks earlier, not at the tournament.
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