eujs in the media
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Disegni nel consiglio dei giovani ebrei Ue
03 September 2009The 2009 EUJS General Assembly...
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Durban II -- what was the bottom line? by Michael J. Jordan
30 April 2009GENEVA --Whether last week's Durban Review Conference was a success or a failure is in the eye of the beholder. Marked by boycotts, walkouts, an attack on Israel by Iran's president and a premature concluding resolution, it was another U.N. anti-racism conference dominated by the Middle East conflict.
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Was Durban II a success or failure?
27 April 2009GENEVA (JTA) -- The question of whether last week’s Durban Review Conference was a success or a failure is in the eye of the beholder.
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Ready for Durban III
26 April 2009Ready for Durban III - by Michael Dickson
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The Civil Side of Durban - by Arielle Rodal
26 April 2009Jewish students organized a rally in the Place des Nations to protest the continued state-sanctioned genocide in Darfur, and were joined by dozens of African activists.
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Final Whimpers in Geneva - by Ronald Koven in Jyllands Posten
25 April 2009Durban II, the weeklong UN Durban Review Conference, ended Friday with no bang and many whimpers.
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Jewish student groups disrupting anti-racism conference: UN
25 April 2009Article from Business Recorder, Pakistan's First Financial Daily
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Malcolm X’s daughter: ‘Zionist agitators’ bothered at Durban II
24 April 2009GENEVA (JTA) – Three groups were expelled from the Durban II conference for disruptive behavior, and Malcom X’s daughter complained of “Zionist agitators” at the conference.
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Durban 2 blev hævnens time for Israel
24 April 2009Article about Durban 2 from Kristeligt Dagblad, Danish newspaper.
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Determined to thwart a repeat of 2001, pro-Israel groups fight hard at Durban II
24 April 2009New Jersey Jewish Standard: GENEVA (JTA) -- Eight years ago, the European Union of Jewish Students sent a 10-person delegation to Durban, South Africa, for the first U.N. World Conference Against Racism.