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Opgericht in 1969, komt op voor de rechten van het Palestijnse volk. Het NPK verspreidt informatie over diverse dimensies van de Kwestie Palestina en biedt concrete hulp aan Palestijnen.

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Online tot 18 mei docu ‘Jaffa, Mother of the Stranger’ (2019)

21 mei Culemborg symposium ‘Israël-Palestina en de ontkenning van oorlogsmisdaden’

24 mei Haarlem debat : Israelische Apartheid en Haarlem als ‘Apartheidsvrije…

17 tot 19 mei online Palestine Digital Activism Forum

18 mei online: Wild Relatives – Film Screening and Discussion

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november-december 2021 | nr 6

september-oktober 2021 | nr 5

mei-augustus 2021 | nr 3-4

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