residential buildings

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.

Postbus 10520 • 1001 EM Amsterdam
telefoon 020 - 6246046
bankrekeningnummer NL91INGB0001806947 t.n.v. Nederlands Palestina Komitee, Amsterdam

Het NPK is ANBI erkend, giften zijn aftrekbaar voor de belasting (RSIN: 36.98.026)

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