Enough is ENOUGH!
We are seeing the extraordinarily well-documented genocide of Palestinians unfold in real-time. It’s time to bring these war criminals and their supporters to Justice!
Who We Are
We are a network of Palestinian solidarity advocates who are coming together to demand long-awaited justice for Palestinians, especially the victims of the 2023/2024 genocide; “the second Nakba”.
Justice48 aims at uniting Palestinian solidarity advocates worldwide to demand justice for the victims of the “second Nakba” genocide. Through legal and political action, we seek to rewrite the rules and hold perpetrators and supporters accountable, empowering grassroots movements to engage with the legal actions for Palestinian liberation.
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Unraveling the ICC: From Global Justice to Facilitator of Genocide
The International Criminal Court (ICC), established in 2002 and based in The Hague, Netherlands, is a global judicial body dedicated to prosecuting individuals for serious international crimes. It prosecutes allegations of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and the crime of aggression. The ICC steps in when national courts are unable or unwilling to prosecute…
Justice
We are witnessing the catastrophic climax of the international community’s double standard. Over and over again, the ‘rules-based international order’ has failed the Palestinian people and shown the world that the global north has never meant for international systems of justice and accountability to be utilized by the global south. It is time to rewrite the rules. Palestinians have waited far too long for justice.
Awareness
We are all witnessing a genocide unfolding before our eyes, and the global community’s awareness of the cause has never been better. Our campaign seeks to contribute to this increasing public awareness and empower individuals on the grassroots level to pursue and organize legal action for Palestine, creating a larger united coalition fighting for justice worldwide.
Community Building
The Palestine solidarity movement is significantly growing and there have been many legal efforts to press criminal charges against the genocide leaders. Our campaign offers a resource hub for those who are ready to take political and legal action in their own country using universal jurisdiction laws, international law, and any applicable laws that hold the perpetrators and their supporters accountable.
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