Thousands of Palestinian prisoners are in a hunger strike in protest of Israeli cruel policies at detention centers. The inhumane conditions they endure have sparked waves of hunger strikes amongst Palestinian prisoners.

Preparations successful for Palestinian Refugees in the Arab World: Realities and Prospects, Doha Seminar

Al Jazeera Centre for Studies and the Palestinian Return Centre in London are organizing a research seminar entitled “Palestinian Refugees in the Arab World: Realities and Prospects” in Doha on Saturday and Sunday, 14 – 15 April, 2012.

The most recent attack against Baroness Tonge, for what is obviously an innocuous statement, is another shameful display of the ongoing witch hunt against her.

The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC) in London is extremely concerned over the constant attacks against Palestinian Refugees in Iraq.

The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC) is coordinating the third Palestine Memorial in January 2012. In Partnership with many student bodies and organizations around the UK, PRC will host and sponsor numerous activities across the UK.

The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC) remembers the Balfour Declaration after more than 9 decades. It asserts that it’s the time now to end the Palestinian plight and grant the full rights for the Palestinians. For nearly a century, 2nd of November is marked for somber reflections on the inequity and injustice caused by the Balfour Declaration made on November the 2nd 1917.

The Israeli Knesset’s approval to forcibly remove 30,000 Palestinians from the Naqab has been met with anger and concern by Palestinians around the world.

The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC) is gravely concerned about the escalating attack on the Palestinian refugees in Iraq.

A PRC senior researcher says that several legal issues including the status of Palestinian refugees have remained unclear as Palestinian Authority (PA) announced plans to apply for Palestine membership in the United Nations.

The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC), advocating for the rights of Palestinian refugees worldwide, views this UN bid for recognition as a move that will greatly harm the rights of millions of Palestinians around the world and weaken the only legitimate political entity that speak on their behalf, the PLO. Our position echoes that of many eminent legal experts, who also see this as another misconceived initiative that will, in the long term, do more harm than good.