Defending The Right To Dissent
Sydney Uni academic Jake Lynch has publicly backed the BDS movement – and copped a class action complaint. This is
Sydney Peace News and Statements
Within the Eye of the Storm: A Story of Hope in the Israeli/Palestinian Conflict
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Events, News, Peace Blog
On Monday 19 August 2013, The Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPACS), Jews against the Occupation (JAO) and the
EMPIRE in Enmore
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Events, Peace Blog
For the music lover and theatre enthusiast alike, the Kinetic Energy Theatre Company's coming season of EMPIRE offers an engaging
What we can learn from refugees this election?
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2013 Cynthia Maung, Articles by Founder Em. Prof. Stuart Rees, Articles by SPF Staff, Council & Community, Media, News, Peace Blog
Refugees who are thankful for small mercies have a lot they can teach to those in a lucky country who
2002 Gold Medal for Human Rights Recipient The Dalai Lama: Ethics for a Whole World
This morning His Holiness the Dalai Lama was invited by the Sydney Peace Foundation to participate in discussions of Ethics
Criticism of Israel’s policies should never be equated with hatred for Jews
By Professor Stuart Rees "ANTI-SEMITE!" "Racist!" "Despicable values!" "Should be sacked!" I received these comments and accusations following an article by Christian
Dialogue with Arab Women: Building Peace, Achieving Justice?
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Events
On Thursday 21 March 2013, in partnership with the Australian Arab Women’s Dialogue and the Centre for Peace and Conflict
Media Release: Reimpose Sanctions, Says Peace Foundation
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Peace Blog
The Australian government should consider re-imposing sanctions on Myanmar, according to the Sydney Peace Foundation (SPF). A new report from the
Media Release: ‘Time for Outrage, Time for Celebration’: Honoring the life of Stephane Hessel
Australian Ambassador presents Sydney Peace Foundation’s posthumous award to a hero of the French Republic In the Australian Embassy in Paris,
Pursuing Freedom: Democracy, Human Rights and the University’s “Dalai Lama Scandal”
There appears to be a tension between economic interests and freedom of speech. We see it in the daily influence
Time for action on Colombo Commonwealth summit
Diplomacy should send a clear signal to Sri Lanka that it is on the wrong track. This year's CHOGM in
John Howard’s Iraq War Fantasy
John Howard's reflections on the war in Iraq have made news lately, with objections dismissed as anti-democratic. We need an
In Honour of Outrage
Sydney Peace Foundation is to award a posthumous Gold Medal to Stéphane Hessel On 2 May, at the Australian Embassy in Paris,
The Vision of Stephane Hessel
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Articles by Founder Em. Prof. Stuart Rees, Articles by SPF Staff, Council & Community, Gold Medal for Human Rights
obituary 6 Mar 2013 By Stuart Rees The man who was to be awarded this year's Sydney Peace Prize died last week.
Cruelty as Policy: the Israeli Army’s Culture of Revenge
Much attention has been given to Prisoner X, but far less has been granted to the many Palestinian prisoners who
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