   
Petition against the Demolition of Fasayil School
Brighton-Tubas Township Twinning, Brightonpalestine.org, 26 November 2007
Help us stop the illegal demolition of Fasayil Primary School. 
Palestinian Primary School to be demolished
Palestinian Grassroots Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign, Stop the Wall, 10 November 2007
On the Thursday, the 17th of October the Israeli Occupation Forces issued a demolition order for Fasayil's primary school and yet another Palestinian family's home in the village.
Support Khaled al-Mudallal's Right to Education
Let Khaled Study Campaign, www.letkhaledstudy.co.uk, 6 October 2007
Khaled al-Mudallal is a Palestinian and a Business and Management student at the University of Bradford. He is currently trapped in Gaza due to the restrictions on freedom of movement imposed by Israel. Khaled needs to return to Bradford urgently to begin the third year of his degree course.
Fact Sheet: Gaza
Right to Education Campaign, Birzeit University, 25 June 2007
'BREAK THE SIEGE' - help Palestinians continue to study
Right to Education Campaign, Birzeit University, 28 April 2007
'Break the Siege' is a campaign by the Right to Education at Birzeit University to overcome the hardship faced by Palestinian students and educational institutions, due to the international economic embargo against the Palestinian Government since January 2006. The current financial crisis in the occupied territories is so endemic that it effectively poses a barrier to students' right to education by depriving them of the ability to attend university or depriving them of the adequate standards of teaching, facilities and environment provided by the university.
CALL TO ACTION: Defend the right to enter, study and teach in Palestine
Right to Education Campaign, Right to Education Campaign, 5 January 2007
Since the beginning of 2006, many thousands of Palestinian foreign passport holders have been denied entry to visit, work or study in the occupied Palestinian territories (oPt). This policy has brought tremendous insecurity to the university and its financial and academic well being. There has been a 50% drop in foreign passport holding staff from March to September 2006, leaving most departments at the risk of being forced to drop courses and lose irreplaceable lecturers on specialist areas. One department in particular risks losing up to 70% of its staff.
** Palestinian Universities call to reverse deportation policy and secure access to education **
Palestinian Universities, Right to Education Campaign, 14 October 2006
Presidents of Palestinian institutions of higher education bring to the fore an alarming yet unannounced Israeli policy that affects our society in the West Bank and Gaza Strip at large, and education in particular: the denial of entry, re-entry, and continuous residence to foreign passport holding Palestinians and non-Palestinian family members, lecturers, NGO workers, and international development experts.
Right to Entry for Students and Educators
Press Release, My Right to Entry Campaign, 13 October 2006
Appeal from the Right to Entry Campaign.
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