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Can't Learn about Justice from a War Criminal

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Duke University Graduate School, Biomedical Engineering

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Yasser Elmzoudi
6 years ago

It is absolutely disgraceful that Duke would invite a war criminal to deliver a talk. I don't see why the talk cannot still occur, just not with her giving it.

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Patsy Lowe
6 years ago

Israel is committing a slow genocide on an unarmed people.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Vegetarian since her youth...pfft. How about the lives of innocent human beings, do not they not hold the same value?!

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Chelsea Earles
6 years ago

The only thing she us an expert on is genocide. She should be prosecuted not celebrated or given an audience.

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Dennis McCoy
6 years ago

War Criminals need to face justice!!!

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Maryam Kanna
6 years ago

Duke Middle East North African Law Student Association

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Dev Seth
6 years ago

Duke Students For Justice in Palestine

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Alexander Shields
6 years ago

Duke Students for Justice in Palestine

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Erika Reif
6 years ago Featured

This woman was in the lead during offenses against civilians. She said “We go wild, and we should”. She supports collective punishment and ethnic cleansing of the land that is home to many for generations. There are criminal charges against her in more than one European country, which keeps her visiting there. Please be ethical and cancel this engagement.

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Jacob Stanley
6 years ago

Duke University T'12

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Manzoor Cheema
6 years ago Featured

As a member of Muslims for Social Justice and MERI (Movement to End Racism and Islamophobia), I strongly oppose inviting war criminals on the campus!

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Tracy S Feldman
6 years ago

I am an assistant professor at St. Andrews University in NC, and also an American Jew interested in social justice for all people. I did my graduate work at Duke, so I have connections there as well. By inviting war criminals to come and speak, while ignoring their crimes, Duke University is complicit in those crimes--basically saying that it is OK to ignore violations of human rights and war crimes. Please do not stand with war criminals--Please invite speakers working toward solutions that do not violate human rights, rather than those who are responsible for deaths of large numbers of people who were comparatively powerless (and the majority of whom were civilians).

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Jacquelyn Hedrick
6 years ago

UNC Students for Justice in Palestine

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Aman Aberra
6 years ago

Duke Students for Justice in Palestine

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Lama Hantash
6 years ago

Duke Students for Justice In Palestine