#WhoIsMissing? Campaign in solidarity with Palestine delegation banned from COP26
Glasgow (QNN)- BDS and anti-apartheid groups launched a Twitter hashtag, #WhoIsMissing? to highlight the exclusion and isolation of Palestinian voices from dialogue on climate change after the Palestine delegation to the COP26 Summit got their visas refused.
The entire delegation for the Palestinian civil society had their visas refused from attending the COP26 Summit in Glasgow. Those whose visas were refused were four: Abeer, Mahmoud, Manal, and Jamal.
In addition to the campaign on social media, activists projected Palestinian delegates in George Square.
So much solidarity for Palestine in Glasgow! Activists project Palestinian delegates who were denied visas to #COP26 while Israel controls narrative on global stage pic.twitter.com/dxwqYFEGYZ
— Abby Martin (@AbbyMartin) November 6, 2021
Israel's apartheid policies over Indigenous Palestinians means those most affected by the climate chaos were prevented from travelling to #COP26.
The #WhoIsMissing campaign profiles the Palestinian delegation who were refused visas.
RT to support Abeer, Manal, Jamal, Mahmoud. pic.twitter.com/f1l2iP3CYQ
— BDS movement (@BDSmovement) November 5, 2021
We introduce you to some of the people who got their visas refused for #COP26
There can be no meaningful #COP26 when people are excluded from the conversation – especially the ones impacted the most by climate chaos
RT to support Manal, Abeer, Jamal, Mahmood #WhoIsMissing pic.twitter.com/nkVGxJT1m2
— Gastivists Network (@gastivists) November 5, 2021
There can be no meaningful #COP26 when people are excluded from the conversation – especially the ones impacted the most by climate chaos.
The Palestinian civil society delegation is missing from #COP26 due to #Israeli apartheid and UK corona racism. #WhoIsMissing https://t.co/nXOB05PbLd— Stop The Wall (@stopthewall) November 6, 2021
