Ceasefire in Gaza NOW

Urge the Australian Government to ensure a ceasefire in Gaza and support the ICJ decision!

In January 2024, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) found it plausible that Israel is committing genocide and requests Israel “take all measures within its power” to prevent genocide in Gaza. The Australian government must ensure the ICJ decision is respected and upheld by all parties, and take steps to ensure its own compliance with the Genocide Convention.

Join us in demanding our government continues to call for a ceasefire while also:

Publicly supporting the ICJ’s decision and detailing the steps Australia will take ...

Urge the Australian Government to ensure a ceasefire in Gaza and support the ICJ decision!

In January 2024, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) found it plausible that Israel is committing genocide and requests Israel “take all measures within its power” to prevent genocide in Gaza. The Australian government must ensure the ICJ decision is respected and upheld by all parties, and take steps to ensure its own compliance with the Genocide Convention.

Join us in demanding our government continues to call for a ceasefire while also:

Publicly supporting the ICJ’s decision and detailing the steps Australia will take to comply with the Genocide Convention
Ending the secrecy on military exports and provide transparency of the processes of arms sales
Pushing for unfettered humanitarian aid to enter Gaza immediately

In 120 plus days of war, over 27,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza, over 65,000 people have been injured and 1.7 million internally displaced. Thousands more people are missing under rubble. Systems have totally collapsed due to Israel’s constant bombardment and nowhere in Gaza is safe.

The government must end the secrecy around military exports, and provide transparency of the due diligence process for arms sales.

Australia must play its part in upholding international law, doing everything it can to end the siege in Gaza and call for a path to real and lasting peace.

Email Anthony Albanese and Penny Wong now!

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Nowhere in Gaza is safe. The Palestinan people need urgent humanitarian aid.

Demand our Prime Minister and Foreign Minister keep pushing for a ceasefire and support the ICJ ruling.

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Dear Prime Minister Albanese and Minister Wong,

I am gravely concerned for the Palestinian people, as Israel continues indiscriminately bombing Gaza and maintains the violent occupation, with little aid able to be delivered to people in desperate need.

What will you do to end the ongoing atrocities in Gaza, to stop the bloodshed and unimaginable horrors that 2.3 million Palestinians have already endured?

I’d like to see your government actively amplifying global calls for a ceasefire while also:

* Publicly supporting the ICJ’s decision, complying with Australia’s legal responsibility under the Genocide Convention to use all possible tools to leverage better protection of civilians and adherence to international humanitarian law, 
 
* Ending the secrecy on military exports and provide transparency of the processes of arms sales, 
 
* Urgently pushing for unfettered humanitarian aid to enter Gaza immediately.

In December, I welcomed your vote at the UN General Assembly calling for a ceasefire. And now, also on the international stage, I’d like to see Australia exercise its commitment to upholding the rules-based order and use diplomatic measures to strongly urge the Israeli government to immediately comply with the ICJ’s ruling to not commit any of the acts proscribed under the convention.

Further, as our leaders, I implore you to do everything in your power to end the war, so recovery and reconstruction can begin for the people of Gaza.

Please play your part in calling for a path to real and lasting peace.

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