Palestine - Brighton & Hove Palestine Solidarity Campaign

Supporting the struggle to achieve a just and lasting settlement for Palestine.

The Brighton & Hove Palestine Solidarity Campaign was established in 1997 as an affiliated branch of the National PSC, which was founded in 1982.

We support a wide range of National and International initiatives and campaigns to help bring about the end to the illegal occupation of Palestinian land and restore human rights. For details of our Aims and Objectives click here.

Locally, the group undertakes various initiatives, including supermarket picketing, organising demonstrations and cultural events, fundraising, and lobbying press and MPs. For information on ways in which you can get involved visit our Take Action page

You can also support the Brighton & Hove Palestine Solidarity group by becoming a member.

Participate & find out more

Events
There is a huge range of political and cultural events going on all over the UK. For a listing of local and national events go to or events page.

Pickett - Boycott Israeli Goods
The BIG campaign is a nationally organised boycott of Israeli goods. For details of B&H PSC's weekly activities click here.

Lobbying
Write, phone, fax, email your local MP directly or join our lobbying group.

Fundraising
If you want to donate money directly to organisations on the ground in Palestine go to our Links Page here.

Want to know more?
Read Marwan Barghouti's Charge Sheet against the Israeli Government, a factual resource with a comprehensive summary of crimes against the Palestinian people. Click here.

Eyewitness Accounts
Read first hand accounts of experiences from within the Occupied Territories by Brighton & Hove PSC supporters click here.

READ LATEST EYEWITNESS ACCOUNTS HERE

Between September 2000 & 2 January 2003:
Israeli forces killed 239 Palestinian schoolchildren and wounded over 2500 on their way to or from school
Sources: Defense for Children International and The Health, Development, Information and Policy Institute

Read the 'Road Map'