At the United Nations 2005 World Summit on September 14, British Prime Minister Tony Blair addressed the Security Council on the issue of terrorism, focussing specifically on the role of propaganda and incitement. As noted in numerous NGO Monitor analyses, the activities of politicized NGOs contribute significantly to this incitement and the justification of terrorism.
Two decades of civil war between the Sudanese Government and the Rebels of the South were hopefully coming to an end according to the latest political changes that happen in the Sudan. BBC NEWS reports on the 10th of July that Ex-rebel leader John Garang has been sworn in as Sudan's vice-president. Southern Sudan was to be given some autonomy and former rebels of the south were due to take up cabinet seats...
The Christian Peacemakers Team (CPT) is the driving force behind the campaign for divestment from Israel and is responsible for fueling Palestinian extremism, a new report published this week by the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs alleges...
The Charity War on Want has been warned by the Charity Comm-ission that a campaign demanding the suspension of a key trade treaty between Israel and the EU could damage its reputation...
The expansion and appropriation of Greater Jerusalem damages Israeli interests An Ir Amim Position Paper, August 2005
PCHR is alarmed by the kidnapping of two UN officials on Friday 29 July 2005 in Gaza City. Zoi Constantine (Australian) and Steve Sabella (Palestinian with Jerusalem ID) from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) were kidnapped along a busy street in Gaza Citys beach...
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