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Exclusive: UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine welcomes Burnham settlement ban but calls for further UK sanctions on Israel

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By Raphael McMahon
| EU Reports
London, United Kingdom – Although UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has not yet confirmed that his government will enact a widely-anticipated ban on British trade with Israeli settlements, experts are already weighing in on the expected ban as well as its implications and limitations. One such expert is Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
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Burnham set to sanction Israeli settlements in West Bank

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By Raphael McMahon
| EU Reports
London, UK — UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham will reportedly announce “robust” new sanctions against Israeli settlements in the Palestinian territory of the West Bank before the upcoming Labour party conference in September. A senior government source told The Times that the Prime Minister is expected to approve a trade ban on goods from Israeli settlements, along with sanctions on those involved in settlement expansion.
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British union targets landlords and utility companies in protest against profiteering during cost-of-living crisis

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By Raphael McMahon
| EU Reports
Coventry, United Kingdom – Hundreds of members of ACORN, a British mass-membership community and tenants’ union, staged nine coordinated protests across England and Wales today to raise awareness about the rising cost of living for Britons on low and moderate incomes. The activists occupied or attempted to occupy the offices of companies that they deemed to be exacerbating and profiteering from different aspects of the cost-of-living crisis, such as rising water bills and increasing rents.
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