Seeking to show solidarity with Palestinian people in the face of systemic state violence, racist colonial policies and denial of basic human rights, WILPF MENA programme launched #WILPFStandsWithPalestine campaign in May 2021.
WILPF Stands With Palestine campaign came in response to a rise horrific scenes in Palestine in May 2021, from relentless shelling by Israel of civilian buildings and neighbourhoods in Gaza, the rise of settler violence terrorising unarmed peaceful Palestinians in Occupied Jerusalem, to the targeting of Palestinians in Lydd, Haifa, and elsewhere by mobs.
Follow the campaign on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, using the hashtag #WILPFStandsWithPalestine.
Bullying is any abusive practice or behaviour directed by an individual or group of individuals towards another individual or group. Bullying can be considered a form of harassment that is more frequent and systematic. It aims not only to violate the receiving party, but also to belittle them. Bullying is characterised by being targeted at a person or group of people, while harassment need not be targeted.
Harassment/Taharrush is a group of unwanted abusive practices that are threatening to the recipient by their very nature. Unlike bullying, harassment need not be targeted. It may take place directly or indirectly, so that it creates an atmosphere of distress, heaviness, and insecurity.
Assault is any actual or attempted aggressive act that deliberately violates or threatens the physical space of an individual or group. It is often believed that assault is limited to direct physical violations only, but as a concept it also includes indirect infringement on personal space.
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