The Gaza Tribunal: Jeremy Corbyn on Britain’s Complicity in Genocide

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The Gaza Tribunal uncovers the true scale of Britain’s complicity in one of the greatest crimes of our age.

Entire neighbourhoods flattened. Human beings torn to pieces or buried under the rubble. People shot as they queue for a bag of flour. Words cannot begin to describe the suffering that Palestinians have endured. Israel’s genocide in Gaza could have been prevented, but our political leaders chose to participate instead.

In a pre-Book Fringe special, we are joined in the bookshop garden by Jeremy Corbyn to introduce a groundbreaking inquiry.

The Gaza Tribunal brings together original testimony from Palestinian survivors, journalists, human rights campaigners, international legal experts and whistleblowers, to evidence both the human reality of the genocide, and the ways in which it was enabled by the British government.

The book combines an invaluable historical repository of evidence with the urgent call for its investigation. Crimes against humanity demand truth and accountability, without which there can be no justice.

ACCESSIBILITY - the bookshop garden as a venue:

There are two steps into the tenement, a narrow hallway, then four steps, a small landing and another two out the back. Then a further four shallow steps into the garden.

The event is seated. Chairs are plastic, with relatively high backs but not armrests.

There is the possibility of watching from the shop window if the steps are not navigable - the sound system will carry and it will be wheelchair accessible if not the ideal view on our speakers.

Speakers will use microphones throughout the events, and it will be recorded and re-released with captions as soon as possible after the event. All event videos can be watched/returned to on the event page where you booked your tickets.

If you would like more information about accessibility, or have other concerns please don't hesitate to get in touch.