PreviousNext Our Approach The official peace negotiations are stagnating. Frustration about this is on the rise and bears a high risk for new escalations of violence. At the same time, on both sides civil society groups are active for an end of occupation and a just peace, with nonviolent means. Against this background, within the framework of the Civil Peace Service we support our local partners to achieve the following main objectives: Actors and initiatives that are part of the nonviolent, human rights-based movements, have increased their capacities in participation mechanisms, expressing their concerns and addressing these nonviolently. Women & women initiatives in particular develop their own modes of participation. Actors and initiatives that are part of the nonviolent, human rights-based movements pursue more effective approaches and structures that contribute to their safety and that of other (Women) Human Rights Defenders (W/HRD). Actors and initiatives that are part of the nonviolent, human rights-based movements, develop lobby and advocacy strategies. By advocating for their concerns they specifically reach the promotion and protection of human rights and W/HRDs in a wider public as well as relevant decision-makers in the region and abroad, in order for these to more effectively engage in promoting an end of the occupation. More from the Projects Social movements after the renewed escalationWhat our partners report about the events of the past weeks and what perspectives emerge for the peace efforts of the nonviolent movement.Read article Partners in court againOur partner Sami Hureini is being tried in a political trial for his nonviolent activism. We demand that the trial be stopped immediately. Read more and watch the video!Video and press release on Sami's case Our partner before convictionOur partner Issa Amro is about to be sentenced in a political trial. We demand his acquittal!Read more about the process Photo Book "Sumud - Existence is Resistance". The women from Al-Walajah do gardening and handicrafts and thus offer resistance. The book uses their own photographs and explanations to show how survival behind checkpoints and barbed wire is possible. Sumud means resistance. View Photo Book Partners in court againOur partner Sami Hureini is being tried in a political trial for his nonviolent activism. We demand that the trial be stopped immediately. Read more and watch the video!Video and press release on Sami's case You want to become a peace worker? Info on open positions Application form Project Details at a Glance Title: “Strengthening nonviolent initiatives and human rights“ International Peace Worker: 1 regional coordinator and 3 international peace workers in Palestine and Israel Contact Person Wojtek Domachowskiwdomachowski [at] kurvewustrow [dot] org (wdomachowski(at)kurvewustrow.org) In our media library you'll find info material, publications, videos and much more Catch up now
Social movements after the renewed escalationWhat our partners report about the events of the past weeks and what perspectives emerge for the peace efforts of the nonviolent movement.Read article
Partners in court againOur partner Sami Hureini is being tried in a political trial for his nonviolent activism. We demand that the trial be stopped immediately. Read more and watch the video!Video and press release on Sami's case
Our partner before convictionOur partner Issa Amro is about to be sentenced in a political trial. We demand his acquittal!Read more about the process
Photo Book "Sumud - Existence is Resistance". The women from Al-Walajah do gardening and handicrafts and thus offer resistance. The book uses their own photographs and explanations to show how survival behind checkpoints and barbed wire is possible. Sumud means resistance. View Photo Book
Partners in court againOur partner Sami Hureini is being tried in a political trial for his nonviolent activism. We demand that the trial be stopped immediately. Read more and watch the video!Video and press release on Sami's case