Statement of the Executive Council of Liberation on the crackdown on progressive protesters in India - Monday 12 October 2026
Liberation Statements
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PAYAM SOLHTALAB reflects upon the terrible events of 6 August 1945 and their continuing resonance amid the current febrile international climate
We call upon the UK government to use its influence to curb the potential excesses of the new Presidency and ensure that peace is always a priority in international relations
Pressure on Israel to come to the negotiating table must be increased. The British government must immediately cease all arms sales to Israel.
Liberation statement on the massacre at Nuseirat and the US resolution on ending over eight months of bloodshed
Liberation is greatly enthused by ICJ's landmark ruling on South Africa's case accusing Israel of genocide against the Palestinian people
Liberation explicitly rejects the notion of an armed intervention, under any pretext, or of foreign interference in the sovereign affairs of Niger
Liberation is dismayed by the latest act of aggression perpetrated by the state of Israel against the people of occupied Palestine, the worst since the 11-daylong assault on Gaza in May 2021, in yet another brazen violation of international law
As an organisation rooted in opposing colonialism and unjust wars & supporting those in need of assistance & political asylum, Liberation opposes UK government’s proposals
