Royal College of Arts tutor calls Israeli flag a symbol of hate and genocide
An Israeli flag was torn down from a photography student’s working area in the Royal College of Arts (RCA), and at a subsequent Photography Department faculty meeting, a tutor called the flag a symbol of hate and genocide. This comes against the background of many students at the RCA in
Children’s Theatre School reported for Activist Teaching
A children’s theatre school in Brighton has been reported to the Regulator for Community Interest Companies (the CIC Regulator) for breaches of regulations, following its activist teaching. ThirdSpace is an East Sussex based theatre school for children, teenagers, and young adults in the area. It is a Community Interest Company
College Cancels Classical Music Concert that lauded Palestinian Resistance
A London college has cancelled a classical concert of new music, having admitted that the event slipped through its editorial policy. Morley College was due to host a concert entitled “The World stands with Palestine – Compositions for the Palestinian struggle” by Cornelius Cardew Concerts Trust (CCCT) on 15 November
Rio Cinema Trustees reprimanded by Charity Commission following cancellation of Eurovision Final Screening
The Trustees of the Rio Cinema in Dalston have been strongly reprimanded by the Charity Commission, which found there was misconduct and / or mismanagement in its administration. This follows complaints by UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) and others about the Rio cancelling the screening of the Grand Final of
Hospital trust reviews dress code to prevent staff wearing Palestinian badges and clothing
Barts Health NHS Trust, is urgently reviewing its dress code following multiple incidents of staff wearing Palestine shirts and badges, and upsetting Jewish staff and patients. Hospital staff have even risked the patients’ health as a result of arguments over the offensive Pro-Palestinian clothing and badges. Barts Health NHS Trust
Legoland to review dress code following Keffiyah incident at Succah
Legoland will review and enhance its team dress code, following an incident where a security guard outside the Legoland Succah was wearing a keffiyeh. Legoland had provided a Succah for Jewish visitors to Legoland during Sukkot, which was a great success, but the visitors had been shocked to see the
Dental chain drops notorious grime star Wiley from its “Birthday Bash” after outcry by Jewish dentists
The Smile Clinic Group, which runs a chain of 14 dental practices and a Dental Academy, has cancelled Wiley from the line-up in its upcoming “Birthday Bash” for dentists. The joint CEOs of the Smile Clinic Group and directors of the Dental Academy, Kishan Patel and Jinesh Vaghela styled themselves
Citizens Advice investigates allegations of internal discrimination and political activities
The National Association of Citizens Advice Bureaux (Citizens Advice) is investigating concerns raised regarding political campaigning and actions within the organisation that appear to contravene its charitable objects and UK law. UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) requested the investigation into widespread breaches of the Charity Commission Guidelines and the Equality
Webinar: UNRWA – What Have We Learned and What Will Happen?
UKLFI Charitable Trust invites you to a webinar on UNRWA: What Have We Learned and What Will Happen? With Dr Einat Wilf and Dr Adi Schwartz, chaired by Natasha Hausdorff On Sunday 10 November at 6pm UK. (8pm Israel time, 7pm Europe, 1pm USA East Coast, 10am USA West Coast)
Webinar: Holocaust Denial – what Role should the Law Play?
UKLFI Charitable Trust invites you to a webinar on Holocaust Denial – what Role should the Law Play? With Professor Aleksandra Gliszczynska-Grabias, chaired by Natasha Hausdorff On Monday 25 November 2024 at 6pm UK Time (8pm Israel, 7pm Europe, 1pm USA East Coast) This webinar will discuss Holocaust distortion in