Especially if you try to defend the Palestinians against the Israeli genocide in Gaza.
It simply means: free speech ban

The German police burst into a Berlin venue recently (April 2024) to disband The Palestinian Congress, hosted by Democracy in Europe Movement (DiEM25).

Israel’s policy of starving children to death is not “self-defence”. It’s a war crime.

This poster is dedicated to the memory of Yazan el-Kafarnah who died at Yousef al-Najjar Hospital in Rafah on 04th March 2024. He was 9 years old.

It transcends politics to become a sacred cause.

From: How the ‘fight against antisemitism’ became a shield for Israel’s genocide.
By: Jonathan Cook
Middle East Eye, 07 March 2024

Israel’s weaponization of images since October 7 obfuscates its genocidal campaign against Palestinians.

bostonreview.net
December 8, 2023

Today you commemorate the war dead and yet you want more people to die in war. By refusing to call for a ceasefire in Gaza you want Israel to kill more Palestinians.

At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month (November) of every year, the British politicians lay poppy wreathes at the Cenotaph in central London to honour the war dead. On the front of the Cenotaph three words are inscribed: THE GLORIOUS DEAD.

When it come to Palestine and its people, western imperialists’ hypocrisies are countless. Here are a few.

When it come to Palestine and its people, western imperialists’ hypocrisies are countless. Here are a few.

When it come to Palestine and its people, western imperialists’ hypocrisies are countless. Here are a few.

When it come to Palestine and its people, western imperialists’ hypocrisies are countless. Here are a few.

The chief imperialist sponsor underpins the sustained bloodshed in Palestine.

Josh Paul, October 18, 2023
He worked at the Bureau of Political-Military Affairs for over 11 years.

Remembering the great Chilean poet on the day he was murdered 50 years ago today 23 September 2023.

The quote on the image is from: Pablo Neruda, A Passion For Life by Adam Feinstein, Bloomsbury 2004

Mustafa Al-Tarabulsi was a poet from Derna in Libya. A day before the two dams burst causing the devastating flood, he warned about the crumbling infrastructure of his city after years of neglect, chaos and armed struggle between warlords. He also republished his poem The Rain online. Sadly, Mustafa was killed in the disaster that befell Derna the next day. I chose the first four lines from his poem to make this work.

Dedicated to the memory of all Derna victims.

English translation by Mustafa Ja’far

“The people united will never be defeated”
Chile, 1973 – 2023
The 50th anniversary of the fascist military coup d’état in Chile

As an art student in 1973 I designed a poster in solidarity with the people of Chile condemning the CIA engineered bloody coup against the democratically elected government of President Salvador Allende. Fifty years on my condemnation is even stronger.

In 2017, I photographed this graffiti from the famous song on a wall near Rome university campus.

“I am not the only jurist who is warning that the Israeli occupation is illegal. It is illegal because it is not temporary, it is not managed for the benefit of the protected population, and because it has turned into annexation of the territory. There is also literature that says the occupation is illegal because it also applies apartheid.”

Francesca Albanese
The UN rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian Territories occupied since 1967.

From: UN expert: ‘Apartheid is in front of your eyes everywhere you go’
interview with Meron Rapoport, 972mag.com, February 6, 2023

Source: How the search for Iraq’s secret weapons fell apart
Gordon Corera
BBC News, 13 March 2023

Inspired by
Iraq: Under Poisoned Skies
The toxic impact of gas flaring on people and the environment in southern Iraq

BBC News and BBC World Service
28 September, 01 October and 10 November 2022

Keir Starmer ordered his members of parliament not to join picket lines in solidarity with striking workers.

Robert F. Worth, Inside the Iraqi Kleptocracy, New York Times, 29 July 2020

This poster was designed and published on 31st August 2021, the last day of U.S. and coalition withdrawal from Afghanistan.

This poster was designed and published on 31st August 2021, the last day of U.S. and coalition withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Poet: Robert Minhinnick

Commemorating thirty years since the 1991 Gulf War.
(Four verses in four prints)

Ur was an important Sumerian city-state that dates back to circa 3800 BCE.
It is located about 16 kilometres to the south west of Nasiriyah city in southern Iraq.

Poet: Jo Shapcott

Commemorating thirty years since the 1991 Gulf War.
(Four verses in four prints)

Poet: Robert Minhinnick

Commemorating thirty years since the 1991 Gulf War.
(Four verses in four prints)

Poet: Helen Dunmore

Commemorating thirty years since the 1991 Gulf War.
(Four verses in four prints)

Margaret Walker (1915-1998)

* 1619 the year that the first African slaves arrived in Jamestown, Virginia, aboard a Dutch frigate.

The Nation, July 11, 1966

George Monbiot, The Guardian, 10 December 2019

A print inspired by an interview with James Verini, the American author of They Will Have To Die Now: Mosul And The Fall Of The Caliphate.
In answering a question about what he has taken away from being in Mosul, Iraq, he said: “Yet more guilt, and more shame about America’s role in the destruction of Iraq over the last decade and a half. You see the effect of it endlessly and, if you’re not endlessly ashamed, then you ought to be.”
The Observer, 29.9.2019

This print is dedicated to the memory of all innocent people who lost their lives as a result of knife crimes in the UK. Their families and loved ones have been left to endure the pain and torment of their loss.

Italian Jew, chemist, author and Holocaust survivor.
English translation by Ruth Feldman

This poster is dedicated to the Palestinian people whose liberties and equality are denied by the oppressive and racist Israeli regime.

From her novel Home

Dr Martin Luther King Jr (1929-1968)
Poster design on the 50th anniversary of his assassination.

What an American solider said to a displaced Iraqi civilian at a camp in the buffer zone between Iraq and Kuwait in 1991.

Iraq: Ten Years On (2003-2013)

Iraq: Ten Years On (2003-2013)

The fake bomb detectors ADE651, sold to Iraq at vastly inflated prices by British conman James McCormick, were in use in Iraq long after UK investigators discovered they were worthless. McCormick was jailed for 10 year in 2013. 

Iraq: Ten Years On (2003-2013)

D’ibil al-Khuza’i (d.860)
… and now, before me are many self-serving Iraqi politicians, but Iraq-serving politicians are nowhere to be seen.

Iraq: Ten Years On (2003-2013)