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“Ambassadors” appointed by Norway’s trade unions travel to Palestine, then urge a boycott of Israel when they return home.

The Dutch chief prosecutor has sent a clear signal to the shareholders and directors of Dutch companies that they can be held liable – and even be criminally prosecuted – for their involvement in Israel’s violations of international law.

Two Corporate Watch researchers were denied right to silence, lawyers.

Israeli companies lie so routinely about the origin of their produce that EU plans to introduce new labeling guidance will probably prove unworkable.

The Israeli government’s use of SodaStream to greenwash the occupation may have fooled politicians and mainstream journalists, but activists aren’t duped so easily.

More than 80 percent of Palestinians employed in firms operating in Israeli settlements would quit their jobs if given an alternative.

In this latest roundup of news from the global boycott, divestment and sanctions movement, we take a look back at a year full of victories.

After inquiries by The Electronic Intifada, “Yes to Carrots” deleted information about its Israeli ties.

On this week’s roundup of BDS news: A South African university adopts a full academic and cultural boycott of Israel; A new Sodastream store will be protested every week in Brighton; and much more!