A victory celebration/fundraiser is being held on Friday 16th April @ 7pm at the Canon’s Gait Pub on the Royal Mile (232 The Canongate). After 22 court appearances over 18 months, maybe it’s time to relax and enjoy some good company, interesting chat, a wee bit of music, and only a few speeches… It…
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Friday 16 April 2010 Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Media Release AUSCHWITZ SURVIVOR SLAMS EDINBURGH PROSECUTOR FOR “RIDICULOUS” RACISM CHARGE One of the few remaining survivors of the Auschwitz concentration camp has criticised Edinburgh prosecutors for what he refers to as “taking sides with Israel”. Hajo Meyer, an outspoken critic of Israel’s treatment of…
The International Jewish anti-Zionist Network and SPSC brought Auschwitz survivor Hajo Meyer to the UK and Ireland during January 2010 for a speaking tour during Holocaust Commemoration Week on the subject Never Again – for Anyone! Shortly before Hajo died on 23 August 2014, he repeated in a telephone call what he said while he was…
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Protesters acquitted of Jerusalem Quartet ‘abuse’ By Stephanie Brickman, April 12, 2010 (original article here) The Jerusalem Quartet had their concert in Edniburgh disrupted by protesters. A Scottish sheriff has thrown out a case against five Scottish Palestinian Solidarity Campaign protesters who disrupted a concert by an Israeli classical ensemble. Five people, Michael Napier, Neil…
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Caroline WilsonPublished on 11 Apr 2010 The leader of the pro-Palestinian Scottish protest group that fought and won a landmark court case last week on anti-Semitism claims that attempts to silence free speech with accusations of racism are a sign that democracy is being eroded by the fear of “thought crime”. Mick Napier, chairman of…
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