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Asia Pacific Greens Federation (APGF) Statement on Gaza

Asia Pacific Greens Federation (APGF) Statement on Gaza

“As an Associate Member of the Asia Pacific Greens Federation (APGF), we fully support this statement. It is time to take immediate and urgent steps towards an immediate and lasting ceasefire and peace in the region. We also fully support humanitatian aid and negotiations which will allow Palestinians freedom, self-determination, and security into the future.”

David D’Angelo, National President – Green Party of the Philippines

APGF STATEMENT ON GAZA

We, the members of the Asia Pacific Greens Federation, condemn the ongoing military attack on Gaza by the Israeli government and the denial of adequate food, water, electricity, and communications to the captive 2.3 million Palestinian civilians.

We call on our Global Greens members and Federations to join us in condemning Israel’s inhumane, ongoing attack and killing of many, many thousands of Palestinians, of which more than half are women and children.

While we also condemn the actions of Hamas on October 7 and the taking of hostages, we recognize also that this conflict did not start on October 7 this year, but in May 1948 with the Nakba and the creation of the Palestine refugee problem and ongoing Israeli settlement and occupation.

The subsequent actions by the apartheid state of Israel have been likened to genocide by many experts and human rights organizations and amount to grave war crimes and collective punishment, which can never be justified.

We call on all Global Greens Federations and members to take urgent steps to work for an immediate ceasefire and for unconditional humanitarian aid and negotiations which allow Palestinians freedom, self-determination, and security into the future.

The Global Greens Charter’s commitment to non-violence is based on our belief that peace and justice can never be achieved by violence and injustice.

APGF COUNCIL
CoConvenors of the Political Activities Committee pp APGF Council
Councillor Aotearoa New Zealand
Councillors x2 of Australia
Councillor Bangladesh
Councillors x 2 of India
Councillor India – Snigdha Tiwari
Councillor Iraq
Councillor Japan
Councillor Korea
Councillor Lebanon
Councillor Mongolia
Councillor Nepal
Councillor Pakistan
Councillor Taiwan
Councillor Indonesia
Councillor Solomon Islands
Councillor Papua New Guinea – Andrew Kutapae

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