22 Mar 2025 16:30 - 19:30
Meet the BAFTA award winning Palestinian filmmaker, and join discussion on Palestine: the situation, challenges, and why advocacy matters
Join Caabu's special Ramadan event in Leicester in association with Islamic Relief
Special Guest speaker - Yousef Hammash
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Please consider contributing to support Caabu's vital advocacy work via our Ramadan Appeal 2025.
About the speakers:
Yousef Hammash, the BAFTA and Emmy award-winning Channel 4 news journalist, and Palestinian film maker and producer of “This is Gaza” from Jabalia Camp, Gaza who will reflect on the challenges of reporting from Gaza whilst under attack.
Chris Doyle, Director of Caabu – an authoritative voice and advocate of Palestinian rights for over 30 years, speaking about his experience working with hundreds of British Parliamentarians and challenging the mainstream media narrative.
Shockat Adam, Independent MP for Leicester South who pulled off a shock election victory by ousting Labour shadow-cabinet Minister Jonathan Ashworth, calling it a vote for Gaza. Shockat will update us on his parliamentary work garnering cross-party support for the UK parliament to recognise the State of Palestine, and ways in which the local community can mobilise and help sustain pressure.
When: Saturday 22 March at 4.30-7.30pm (GMT)
Where: Tipu Sultan Restaurant, 18 The Parade, Oadby, LE2 5BF
This event aims to raise awareness and urgent support for Caabu's vital political advocacy work for Palestinian rights in parliament and across mainstream British media.
Only 40 spaces available.
Book now to avoid disappointment. Enjoy fine dining at the Majestic Dining Tipu Sultan with an inclusive 3 course meal at £50!
Prayer facilities available on site
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