Islam Without Extremes: A Muslim Case for Liberty
6:30pm, Tuesday, November 22
Committee Room Ten,
Houses of Parliament
Chair: Stephen Williams MP
All Welcome
Speaker: Mustafa Akyol
6:30pm, Tuesday, November 22
Committee Room Ten,
Houses of Parliament
Chair: Stephen Williams MP
All Welcome
Speaker: Mustafa Akyol
Caabu would like to offer its members the opportunity to attend an exclusive tour of the Royal Society’s ‘Arabick Roots’ exhibition, led by its Curator, Dr Rim Turkmani. Caabu was proud to be one of the supporters' of the Exhibition.
The award-winning Syrian pianist Riyad Nicolas performs a repetoire by contemporary Arab and Western composers in this special evening concert in the exquisite surroundings of Leighton House Museum.
Help campaign for Palestine by lobbying your MP as part of the Annual Lobby of Parliament.
Write to your elected representative and let them know you want to meet them on Wednesday 23rd November to discuss the siege of Gaza, arms sales to Israel and the future of Jerusalem.
Email [email protected] or call 020 7700 6192 for more information and to get involved.
Caabu is joining with British Syrians in Solidarity for a demonstration in support of Syrian protesters calling for human rights in the country. Caabu Director, Chris Doyle, will be speaking.
Promotional video
Please come to show your support and stand in solidarity and defiance with those calling for human rights in Syria.
City / State / Resistance
Spaces of protest in the Middle East and Mediterranean
Interdisciplinary workshop from Royal Holloway University
Sponsored by The British Academy
Caabu has welcomed the announcement that Israel will class all Palestinians aged under-18 as minors, but urges further action to protect children from abuse.
At present Israel’s military court system classifies Palestinians in the Occupied Territories as an adult from the age of 16, two years below international norms.
However, following an extensive lobbying campaign by a number of human rights organisations, including Caabu, the Israeli military has announced it will treat 16 and 17 year olds as children.
The New Statesman’s Mehdi Hasan chairs a lively panel discussion about the future of Syria.Tickets are free but must be reserved. Please email[email protected] to secure a place. (Speakers include Caabu Director Chris Doyle)
Confirmed panel:
- Ammar Waqqaf, Member of the Syrian Social Club
- Malik Al-Abdeh, Chief Editor of Syrian satellite channel Barada TV
By kind permission of
THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY
Patron of the Charity and Mrs Williams
TUESDAY 11TH OCTOBER 2011
6.30-8.30 PM
For tickets: RSVP Adrian Thomas, trustee
E-mail: [email protected]
Telephone: 020 8348 4897
Ticket donation £25
Entertainment, auction of promises, refreshments
Admission will be by ticket only
‘Power To The Powerless Through Education’
Palestine: in the shadow of the Arab Uprising - what role should Britain play?
MAP in partnership with the New Statesman is holding this at the Conservative party conference this year. It is free to attend and outside the secure zone
Conservative Conference, Manchester
Garratt Suite, Museum of Science and Industry, Tuesday 4th October, 6.30-7.30pm
1 Chair - Mehdi Hasan (New Statesman)
2 Professor Rosemary Hollis (City University)
3 Steve James (MAP)