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Global civil society campaigns against arms exports to Isre

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Civil society organizations have initiated coordinated actions to demand an end to military exports and cooperation with Israel. In France, a coalition of 56 organizations, including unions and political parties, called for a month of nationwide actions in October. These organizers aim to pressure the French government and defense companies, citing reports that military-related shipments—including ammunition components, drone parts, and armored vehicle components—have been sent to Israeli industries. While organizers argue these exports support military operations in Gaza, French authorities have maintained that much of the equipment is defensive or intended for re-export. Expanding this effort to a global scale, the Global Alliance for Palestine (GAFP), alongside the Anti-Apartheid Movement and the Global Coalition Against the Occupation of Palestine, launched an international campaign spanning 60 countries and six continents. Involving over 200 organizations, including labor and student unions, the initiative seeks to demand accountability for alleged war crimes and the enforcement of international law. Dr. Enes Tekriti, Secretary General of the GAFP, stated that ongoing violence has demonstrated the “inadequacy of traditional international diplomacy,” calling for the cessation of military supply lines. Between October 9 and 11, coordinated mobilizations took place globally. In Paris, more than 6,000 people gathered to demand an end to the arms trade trade. In Dijon, France, approximately one hundred people organized by Collectif Paix 21 symbolically renamed a square “Place de la Palestine” while distributing literature calling for an end to arms sales and advocating for economic boycotts. In the termination United States, members of agreements between the European Union Fort Collins Against War led a march and Israel. Demonstrators also highlighted actions by airport unions vigil in Roissy to prevent the transfer Colorado, criticizing government funding of overseas military equipment. operations. Widespread mobilizations were also reported across Latin America, including major cities such as Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Lima, Quito, and São Paulo.

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  1. 2026-10-12 03:11 UTC Global civil society campaigns against arms exports to Isre
  2. 2026-10-11 20:45 UTC Global civil society campaigns against arms exports to Isre
  3. 2026-10-02 07:56 UTC Global civil society campaigns against arms exports to Isre

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