Activism

Within Greater Manchester

Youth Front For Palestine

A Manchester and Birmingham based student group

See their Link tree page

General Palestine Activism

Anti Apartheid Movement

The global, Palestinian-led struggle to dismantle Israeli apartheid and settler-colonialism mobilizes grassroot pressure and lobbies decision makers to end this oppressive system. This includes pressure to activate UN mechanisms to investigate Israeli apartheid as a first and necessary step towards dismantling it, so that the Indigenous Palestinian people can enjoy freedom, justice and equality.

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BOYCOTT| Economic/consumer, cultural, academic, anti-pinkwashing, etc.

DIVESTMENT| Divest from (where applicable) as many of the most complicit companies.

SANCTIONS| Targeting influential political parties, parliaments, local/state/national governments, etc..

Breaking the Silence Anti-Occupation IDF Veterans relate the crimes that they were forced to commit by their country in the occupation of Palestine and how they are traumatised.

BRICUP is an organisation of UK based academics, set up in response to the Palestinian Call for Academic Boycott. Its twin missions are:

  1. to support Palestinian universities, staff and students, and
  2. to oppose the continued illegal Israeli occupation of Palestinian lands with its concomitant breaches of international conventions of human rights, its refusal to accept UN resolutions or rulings of the International Court, and its persistent suppression of Palestinian academic freedoms

CAMPAIN stands for Campaign Against Misrepresentation in Public Affairs, Information and the News

CAMPAIN was founded in 2021 due to frustration about the poor media coverage of important topics – issues such as BREXIT, refugees and asylum seekers, global warming and minorities – covered in such a way as to skew public attitudes. Instead of reaching sustainable solutions, this exacerbates the problems that we face.

Days of Palestine Foundation is a Palestinian media organization concerned with international media. It is dedicated for getting the Palestinian narrative reached to the whole world as well as advocating the Palestinian people and the just Cause of Palestine.

Defense for Children International – Palestine is committed to securing a just and viable future for Palestinian children in the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip.

Eyewitness Palestine is a transformational education program that inspires and trains participants to be accountable lifelong social justice advocates in the Palestine solidarity movement and within their own communities.”

We work with affected people around the world to pursue innovative legal actions that challenge powerful actors involved in human rights violations and systemic injustice.

The Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF) is devoted to breaking the cycle of Israeli impunity and honoring the memory of Hind Rajab and all those who have perished in the Gaza genocide.

​We are driven by a profound commitment to justice, seeking to hold perpetrators accountable and ensuring that the stories of the victims are never lost to history.

Through our efforts, we aim to build a world where such tragedies are not only remembered but prevented, fostering a future rooted in accountability, dignity, and justice for all.

More than 175,000 Palestinian homes have been demolished in Israel and the Occupied Palestine Territory (OPT) since 1947.

In 2024, ICAHD analysis revealed that over 1,362 structures were demolished and 2,492 people displaced in the West Bank with a further 51,670 people directly affected.

In 2024, and estimated 4,014 structures were demolished in the Negev/Naqab – a 22% increase on 2023 (from Negev Coexistance Forum report)

View our latest Monthly Demolition and Displacement Report

The ICJP is an independent organisation of lawyers, politicians and academics who support the rights of Palestinians and aim to protect their rights through the law. ​

The ICJP’s principal objective is to coordinate and support legal work which supports the rights of Palestinians in Israel, the Occupied Palestinian Territories and the wider diaspora.

We work to:

  • Promote justice and protect the human rights of all Palestinians

  • Support the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination and independence

  • Hold the Israeli government, its military apparatus and supporters to account for violations of international law

  • Coordinate litigation aimed to protect and promote the human rights of Palestinians

  • Support Palestinian advocacy across the globe

  • Assist supporters of Palestinian rights that face attempts to delegitimise them

  • Support Palestinian efforts to engage in legal processes

  • Bring violations of international law to the attention of governments and political institutions

  • Educate about the Palestinian situation

  • Engage with the press on major events related to Palestine

The ICJP is advised by senior lawyers, academics and politicians who form the ICJP advisory board. Its day to day activities are carried out by its executive staff, advocates and researchers.

The ICJP is a not for profit company registered by guarantee.

We aim to provide an ongoing and historical record for the Palestinian Genocide. The UK is fueling war crimes and a modern-day ethnic cleansing against a civilian population of over 2 million people, our politicians must be held to account.

Our country has a historic debt, to the world and to the Palestinian people.

The British Empire colonised 1/4 of the Earth’s surface and ruled over 1/5 of the world’s population, leaving behind a pattern of underdevelopment, poverty, illiteracy and the complete annihilation of several Indigenous peoples.

Palestine is no different.

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JVP is the world’s largest Jewish organization standing in solidarity with Palestine.

We’re organizing a grassroots, multiracial, cross-class, intergenerational movement of U.S. Jews.

Wider Related Activism

Genocide in Gaza – Stop Arming Israel!

Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza has now continued for well over a year. At the time of writing (28th November 2024), Israel has killed 44,330 people in Gaza and injured over 104,933, with a further 11,000 missing, many of them trapped under the rubble. Many more have died and are dying from starvation and disease resulting from Israel’s destruction of the means of life in Gaza and their deliberate denial of aid. 

Despite this, the UK government continues to supply arms to Israel, in particular components for Israel’s F-35 combat aircraft, one of the planes it is using to bomb Gaza.

This page presents some of the most recent information on the war and UK arms supplies, and links to key CAAT resources and materials. You can read CAAT’s most recent statement on the war and genocide here.

CAAT’s full set of pages on Israel, linked to from here, are awaiting an update. However, the most up-to-date information and resources relating to the current situation are available below.

Britain’s military embrace of Israel’s war on Gaza examined

From October 2023 to mid-2025, Britain provided sustained military, intelligence, and diplomatic support to Israel’s war in Gaza—reinforcing its operations while raising profound legal and ethical questions about UK complicity in alleged war crimes.

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CND has consistently backed solutions to conflict and complex problems based on dialogue and justice and has been at the forefront of anti-war campaigning since the ‘war on terror’ was declared.

Defend Our Juries supports collective action to expose corruption of democracy and the rule of law.

Over the last few years juries have repeatedly acquitted those taking nonviolent direct action to advance climate and racial justice. These verdicts are deeply embarrassing to the government and the arms and oil industries. Industry lobbyists such as Lord Walney, who has now been fired from his position as an “independent” advisor, have promoted extraordinary measures to put a stop to them.

People have been banned from using the words ‘climate change’ in court and jailed just for defying that prohibition. Normally available legal defences have been removed. People have been arrested and prosecuted for displaying the legal principle that juries can acquit as a matter of conscience. Following sham trials, in which the verdict is essentially rigged, people are now being jailed in increasing numbers for years for peaceful acts of conscience. In the midst of the prisons crisis.

Europe will be democratised, once the oligarchy is overthrown!

Europe is ruled by oligarchs. They own the apartments we live in, the banks that keep our money, the vaccines that save our lives, the apps we need to work, the data these apps collect about us, the oil and gas that heat up our planet – and, more importantly, they own the politicians that were supposed to defend us against them. They are the result of a terrible system in which the rich are allowed to do whatever they like, while common people pay for when “whatever they like” doesn’t work out.

They pretend to care about democracy, but behind the scenes they use all their power and influence to make sure you have no say in how they do things. The nightmare of all oligarchs is real democracy.

Israel’s drone arsenal is infamously extensive, with the country among the earliest pioneers of UAV technologies, and their development clearly motivated by its concern for aerial control over the Occupied Territories. The Israeli Aerospace Industries Heron-1, a MALE-type surveillance drone, has been in operation since 2005 but remains integral to the country’s military, which is thought to possess as many as 250. A more ‘advanced’, armed model – the Eitan – is also in regular use, while the army is thought to operate a further 250 of Elbit’s Hermes drone – an often armed model, responsible for many of the most deadly strikes in the Gaza genocide. This includes a strike known to have killed seven World Central Kitchen aid workers in April 2024.

However, it is clear that Israel also operates an innumerable number of other, smaller drones, including quadcopters that are often fitted with armed capabilities –  such as grenades and mounted snipers. In mid-2024, an investigation by Declassified UK revealed the UK MoD’s purchase and testing of new small drones built by Israeli firm Xtend, fitted with AI capabilities, and operated via virtual reality headsets – which make launching strikes “just like a game”, according to the firm’s co-founder. Declassified describes the drones as ‘battle-tested in Gaza’ – but there is every possibility they have also been deployed in this most recent West Bank onslaught. The UK has also procured several other drone systems – including the Elbit Thor mini-UAS, and the Elbit Magni-X micro-drone – from Israeli firms in recent years.

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Majority of Brits support sanctions against Israel, new polling finds

Date: 5 June 2025
Campaigns: Palestine

The majority of Brits would support the UK putting economic sanctions on Israel, new polling has revealed. The polling, commissioned by campaign group Global Justice Now and carried out by Yonder Consulting, found that more than 3 in 5 Brits (62%) would support sanctions being imposed on Israel as a means to exert pressure on it to stop its attacks on Gaza. Just 11% said they would oppose sanctions. The polling also found that: Almost 7 in 10 Brits (65%) would support banning all arms sales to Israel until it ends its attacks on Gaza, with only 11% in opposition.

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The Stop the War Coalition (StWC) was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to campaigning against and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Ukraine and elsewhere.

Stop the War opposes the British establishment’s disastrous addiction to war and its squandering of public resources on militarism. We have initiated many campaigns around these issues.

We are committed to supporting Palestinian rights, opposing racism and Islamophobia, and to the defence of civil liberties.

Since October 2023 we have been part of the national Palestine coalition of six pro-Palestinian organisations organising regular national marches in London and local actions in towns and cities around the country, in demand of an end of the genocide in Gaza, and end to UK arms sales to Israel and a free Palestine. Despite attempts by ministers and police, our demonstrations have seen well over a million people on the streets opposing the British government’s complicity in genocide.

Trade Unions and Professional Associations

Artists for Palestine UK (APUK) is a growing network of artists and cultural workers standing together in support of Palestinian liberation and for a just resolution for all in Israel/Palestine, including Palestinian refugees. We launched in 2015.

Artists’ Pledge for Palestine

We support the Palestinian struggle for freedom, justice and equality. In response to the call from Palestinian artists and cultural workers for a cultural boycott of Israel, we pledge to accept neither professional invitations to Israel, nor funding, from any institutions linked to its government until it complies with international law and universal principles of human rights.

HW4P was co-founded by a group of doctors in October 2023, in the UK, to combat the censorship they experienced, when standing up for the rights of Palestinian health workers and the rights of Palestinians to healthcare. This grassroots movement mobilised within a couple of months to now be established across 70 cities, globally and is the largest health worker founded and Palestine focused advocacy group in the UK.

The thousands of volunteers we now have globally, have truly become the beating heart of our unique voice and movement, advocating for an end to the ongoing genocide and a free Palestine.

In March 2020, Law for Palestine (L4P) was officially established as a non-profit human rights organisation, registered in both the United Kingdom (registration number 12518953) and Sweden (registration number 802535-8592). Led by a diverse team of Palestinians and non-Palestinians, L4P operates locally and internationally. From its inception, the organisation has brought together young professionals from around the globe, united by a shared mission to address gaps in the application of international law to the Question of Palestine and to support the Palestinian people in realising their inalienable right to self-determination.

The organization’s primary objectives include building an effective global network of legal professionals interested in the Question of Palestine, providing enriched, multifaceted, and objective legal content on Palestine-Israel, and positively engaging the directly affected communities by enhancing their legal capacity and connecting them with international legal mechanisms.

L4P also seeks to raise awareness and stimulate discussion about the Palestine-Israeli occupation within the realms of international law and human rights. This involves presenting diverse viewpoints and establishing a comprehensive system to collect and record all developments and materials related to international law and the Question of Palestine.

Lawyers for Palestinian Human Rights (LPHR) is a lawyer-based legal charity in the UK (Charity Number: 1175498) that implements key legal projects to protect and advance Palestinian human rights.

LPHR’s principal charitable objective is to contribute to positively transforming the egregious human rights crisis impacting Palestinians.

LPHR pursues this fundamental goal through the following distinct components:

  • Specialist legal and human rights submissions to relevant investigatory and accountability mechanisms, including the International Criminal Court;
  • Considered policy engagement from a legal and human rights perspective with UK government ministers and officials, parliamentarians, and UN human rights officials;
  • High quality and free legal work, advice and support;
  • Diligent monitoring, analysis and assessment of actual and potential violations;
  • Legal and human rights public education (includes engaging law students at law schools and universities in London through the LPHR Student Network).

Psychologists for Justice in Palestine (PJP) is a collective of psychologists, psychology students, and affiliated mental health professionals from diverse backgrounds who are in solidarity with the struggle for Palestinian Liberation. We share the aims of building skills and capacity and taking collective action to advocate for the field of psychology, and psychological and counseling organizations, to contribute towards justice for Palestine.

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Tech for Palestine (“T4P”) is a coalition of thousands of founders, engineers, product marketers, investors and other professionals who are working in support of Palestinian liberation.

The T4P Incubator helps pro-Palestine advocates build, grow, and scale their work towards a Free Palestine. We support projects — whether collections of individuals, registered non-profits, or even companies — whose mission helps Palestine, especially advocacy groups building technical products or in the tech space.

The Incubator is free, and provides volunteers, marketing support, mentorship, and connections to the broader Palestinian advocacy ecosystem.