by Suraya Dadoo | Nov 23, 2018 | Local News, MRN articles, MRN Views, Palestine
In Volksblad se hoofartikel “Verstandigheid en nie emosie moet hierdie konflik rig” (19.11) word Israeli’s en Palestyne uitgebeeld as partye met gelyke regte en magte, terwyl ons te doen het met ’n besetter en mense in ’n besette land. Hulle kan glad nie beskou word...
by Suraya Dadoo | Oct 22, 2018 | MRN Views
Has Saudi Arabia captured our foreign policy, asks Suraya Dadoo On August 2, the bustling al-Mehout fish market in the Yemeni city of Hodeida, was bombed. Fifty-five civilians were killed – mostly fishermen, fish sellers, and shoppers. Over 170 others were injured....
by Suraya Dadoo | Sep 10, 2018 | MRN Views
South Africa risks increasing complicity in war-crimes if it continues arming Saudi Arabia and the UAE, writes Suraya Dadoo A Saudi Arabian-led coalition has bombed and blockaded Yemen into famine. Independent estimates put the total number of Yemenis killed in the...
by Suraya Dadoo | Jul 30, 2018 | MRN Views
ONE OF the most effective tools used to obscure apartheid was the former South African regime’s offer of trips to the country to allow people to see that apartheid was really not that bad, and calls to boycott South Africa were excessive. State officials would take...
by Suraya Dadoo | Mar 24, 2017 | MRN Views
When the Special Committee against Apartheid was established by the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in 1962, Western powers initially declined to join it or support its work. These powerful nations, mostly made up of former colonisers and their allies, argued...
