UBC Commits to Developing Human Rights Investment Framework
UBC revisits ethical investing with a new human rights framework in its first major initiative since the South Africa divestment
We are students, staff and faculty at the University of British Columbia who are standing united in our cross-campus call to divest from all corporations invested in genocide and occupation. UBC should align its investments with its stated values.
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UBC revisits ethical investing with a new human rights framework in its first major initiative since the South Africa divestment
Collective statement of hunger strikers on ending the Hunger Strike For Divestment
Read our correspondence with UBC for insight into how the administration is responding to our efforts
A reflection on student action, collective voice, and the values behind the March 24–25 strike
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Syilx Okanagan Nation Chiefs Condemn UBC Professors’ Legal Challenge to First Nations’ Land Acknowledgments
Opinion: Silent
UBC Strike Supported by Students
A Letter From Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil
The illusion of institutional neutrality
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Read a timeline documenting clear expression of intent to commit genocide, war crimes, and colonial oppression against Palestinians spanning from 1895 to the present day
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