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Denmark finds Israel's war crimes acceptable
11 June 2024
Parliament votes to continue arms sales despite genocide and public opposition. Read more about Denmark finds Israel's war crimes acceptable
11 June 2024
Parliament votes to continue arms sales despite genocide and public opposition. Read more about Denmark finds Israel's war crimes acceptable
21 September 2023
Officials charged with misleading parliament in Elbit arms debacle that could reach the very top. Read more about Murky Israel deal embroils Denmark in scandal
26 October 2017
Names of dozens of firms involved in settlements revealed as pressure on Israel grows. Read more about Coca-Cola reportedly on UN list of firms profiting from Israel's crimes
11 October 2017
German company ignores Palestinian right to self-determination. Read more about HeidelbergCement's transparent excuses for complicity in Israel's crimes
28 August 2017
Israel’s demolition of donor-funded schools “part of a wider attack on education in Palestine.” Read more about EU lets Israel destroy West Bank schools it funded
23 June 2017
Group promoting “accountability” paints misleading picture of its work. Read more about Pro-Israel group NGO Monitor teams up with Europe's far-right
15 December 2015
HeidelbergCement’s West Bank quarries violate basic human rights, says Danish pensions giant PFA. Read more about Danish pensions giant dumps German firm over West Bank exploitation
20 September 2015
Effort to limit boycott to settlement goods comes after storm of protest and implied threats from anti-Palestinian groups Read more about Did Palestinian Authority help undermine Israel boycott in Iceland?
26 May 2015
Israel’s Elbit was considered top pick for artillery purchase that was canceled amid growing opposition. Read more about Did public pressure kill Denmark-Israel weapons deal?
4 May 2015
Translation magazine Words Without Borders highlights national experience of dispersion. Read more about New Palestinian literature examines exile, memory and nostalgia