After weeks of attacks on Lebanon, resulting in more than a thousand deaths, Israel has now invaded the country. We condemn this Israeli aggression and call on the international community to exert maximum pressure on Israel.
Our long-term partner in Lebanon, Basmeh & Zeitooneh, is committed to providing emergency assistance to the most vulnerable. They provide shelter, food, hygiene kits and essentials to the displaced families who so desperately need it.
After two unprecedented attacks in Lebanon, Israel seems poised to expand its war against Hezbollah. PAX maintains that a cease-fire in Gaza is the only way to actually achieve de-escalation in the region.
Together with UNEP and partner organizations, PAX has launched an online catalogue with case studies of Nature-based solution-projects from around the world
Panelists from independent media and civil society will shed light on the challenges of disinformation to the democratic processes and media freedom, ideas on how media and civil society can counter disinformation, and foster a dialogue among the Dutch civil society and experts on the challenges of independent journalism in the Western Balkans and the […]
On 6 September 2024, the Supreme Court dealt with the Hague court’s earlier ruling that any transit and export of F-35 components with final destination Israel is prohibited.
Once again, after an assassination attempt in Iran against a Hamas leader, the crisis in the Middle East threatens to escalate further. PAX believes that everything should be aimed at silencing the weapons in the entire region, first and foremost in Gaza, immediately. The Dutch government must do much more to achieve this. For over […]
Oxfam Novib, PAX and The Rights Forum are appealing against the recent court ruling on export of Dutch parts for F-35 fighter planes to Israel.
A new PAX report ‘War and Garbage in Gaza’ visualizes how Gaza is drowning in conflict waste after months of fighting.
To stop delivery of F-35 parts to Israel , we filed another summary proceedings. The court in The Hague ruled today and did not rule in our favour.
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