The Northeastern University School of Law National
Lawyers Guild Chapter
& the Boston Coalition for Palestinian Rights present

BEYOND APARTHEID IN ISRAEL/PALESTINE:
The Reality on the Ground & Lessons from South Africa

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 19
1:00 PM to 6:00 PM
(registration from 12:30 PM)

Northeastern University Law School, Room 97,
400-416 Huntington Avenue (Asa S. Knowles Center)
in Downtown Boston (on the Green Line, “E” branch)

With:
OMAR BARGHOUTI, Palestinian analyst, activist and
writer;
FELICIA EAVES, Co-chair, Black Voices for Peace;
LEILA FARSAKH, Assistant Professor of Political
Science, University of Massachusetts at Boston;
ILAN PAPPE, Senior Lecturer of Political Science,
Haifa University in Israel;
publications include The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine
(2006);
CHUCK TURNER, Boston City Councilor;
DAVID WILDMAN, United Methodist Church General Board
of Global Ministries;
WILL YOUMANS, Attorney and divestment activist;
AND MANY MORE…

On July 9, 2005, the first anniversary of the
International Court of Justice ruling on the
illegality of Israel’s Wall, over 170 Palestinian
civil society organizations issued a Call for Boycott,
Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) to be directed against
Israel until it complies with international law and
universal principles of human rights. This conference
will examine why Israel’s policies towards
Palestinians are apartheid policies. It will explore
the role activists can play to respond to the
Palestinian Call for BDS, and to help create the kind
of pressure that will be needed to move the region
“beyond apartheid.”

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

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