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HomeUK Government prevents clinicians from Gaza attending UK conference

UK Government prevents clinicians from Gaza attending UK conference

January 31, 2016March 11, 2017 ukpalmhnadmin

UK-Palestine Mental Health Network statement (November 2015)

British Committee for the universities of Palestine letter to home secretary (November 2015)

UKPMHN letter in The Independent (scroll down to second letter) (November 2015)

Independent news article(November 2015)

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