Ben & Jerry’s says its parent company, Unilever, censored public support for Palestinian refugees
Ben & Jerry’s has sued its parent company, Unilever, claiming they have been censored from “publicly voicing support for peace and refugee rights,” in particular their support for Palestinian refugees.
The history of Ben & Jerry's activism as it accuses Unilever of silencing support for Palestinian refugees in new lawsuit
It has once again clashed with its parent company Unilever over its stance on Gaza, leading to a lawsuit alleging Unilever has silenced efforts to express support for Palestinian refugees.
Palestinians in Iraq are shocked at the latest blow to their rights in the country - a ban on 'owning taxis', which are the ...
More than 100,000 Palestinians have fled to Egypt to escape the war in Gaza. Mona and her children are among them, but ...
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UN agency for Palestinian refugees urges world to save it from Israeli banThe head of the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees is urging the world to save it from an Israeli ban that would have ...
“What makes Palestinian refugees different is that they’re not seeking refuge in a third country,” said Diana Buttu, a ...
For a long time, American efforts to mediate the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have suffered from inertia. That includes a ...
Human Rights Watch said Thursday that Israel was carrying out a "deliberate" policy of "ethnic cleansing" through the ...
In a new lawsuit, the ice cream brand accuses its parent company of censorship, threats and intimidation related to Ben & ...
The United Nations was still quite young when it passed Resolution 194, which recognized the rights of Palestinian ...
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