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Tom Charles

 

Tom Charles is a London-based activist and was part of the delegation to Lebanon. He is on the executive committee of Labour Friends of Palestine and the Middle East and Assistant Editor of the Journal of Palestinian Refugee Studies.     

ARTICLES BY Tom Charles

  • An Ongoing Nakba: The Plight of Palestinian Refugees in Iraq

    An Ongoing Nakba: The Plight of Palestinian Refugees in Iraq

    In September 2011, the month that Palestinian Authority President, Mahmoud ‘Abbas, submitted Palestine’s statehood bid at the United Nations (UN), Qusai Abdul-Raouf of the Lebanon-based Palestinian Human Rights Foundation was undertaking the task of documenting the increasing number of attacks a..

  • The Unknown Hell of Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon

    The Unknown Hell of Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon

    For the past sixty-three years, millions of Palestinians have lived as refugees in areas of the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip and in surrounding countries. The United Nations High Commission on Refugees (UNHCR) describes their plight as “by far the most protracted and