The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) in the 1980s and the pro-Palestine movement have both faced intense scrutiny and demonization. Despite operating in different contexts, both share common strategies and challenges in countering negative portrayals. Understanding how the CND operated can provide a roadmap for the progressive movements of today. […]
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Palestine boycott: Barclays no longer holds shares in Elbit Systems
In what looks like a major win for campaigners, Barclays appears to no longer hold shareholdings in Israeli weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems. Jasmine Owens / Ethical Consumer* In the past year Barclays has been a key target of Palestinian human rights campaigners because of its investments in a […]
Israel’s war on Palestine: Special Edition
In times of war and genocide, post-truth is imposed. Politicians, governments and mass media make it their main weapon. But the independent media goes against the tide, shows the facts and questions them. In this Special Edition on Palestine, The Prisma publishes the work of a number of independent media, mostly members of the Independent Media Association (IMA) who have covered the issue. We must not stop talking about Palestine.
Gaza: “I am very hopeful that this genocide will end”
Fawzya Alshami is a journalist based in northern Gaza. Here, she shares her experience of living under Israel’s military attack since October 2023. Fawzya Alshami / Nadja* Gaza endures continuous bombardment from all directions: air, sea, and land. The most common form of bombardment is artillery shelling by […]
Can co-ops survive this Israel-Gaza war?
Damage to infrastructure, the deaths of members and leaders, and a squeeze on resources make it difficult for the co-op sector to continue. Anca Voinea / Co-op News* Co-ops are well known for their resilience, particularly in times of crisis – but this resilience is being tested in […]
















