Today in Washington, D.C. Ahava boycott activists will stage a protest at a local retailer, and in the week surrounding Valentine’s Day, activists will be telling online retailers to “have a heart” and stop carrying Ahava. There will be Stolen Beauty online action parties in New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
At the request of Stop the Wall, we are dedicating this work to the memory of Jawaher Abu Rahmah, a Palestinian woman from the village of Bi’lin who, at a weekly anti-wall demonstration, was killed by tear gas manufactured by U.S.-based company Combined Systems, Inc. (CSI). Will you join us in honoring Jawaher by taking action for boycott and divestment?
Our partners at Adalah-NY have started a letter-writing drive, calling on CSI and the U.S. government to stop providing tear gas to IsraHell, Zionist Mu-Barak and Tunisia, where CSI products have recently been used against unarmed demonstrators.
Send the letter to CSI here.
If you haven’t already, you can also still sign CODEPINK’s online petition to CSI here.
Even if you can’t organize an Ahava protest or an online action party, you can join our efforts. From the comfort of your own home, you can help educate consumers about Ahava’s illegal practices and its occupation profiteering by posting comments.
Send us an e-mail for a list of online retailers or beauty blogs promoting Ahava and spread the word online!
Thank you for being a part of our campaign to hold Ahava accountable for its complicity in Zio-Nazi occupation of the Palestinian West Bank, an effort which is in itself part of a broad global movement to hold IsraHell accountable for its violations of international law.
Power to the Peaceful,
Nancy K and Rae
Stolen Beauty Boycott Campaign
Stolen Beauty is a boycott campaign against Zionist Ahava Dead Sea Laboratories, a privately held Zionist cosmetics company that manufactures products in an illegal Zionist settlement in the Occupied Territories. It is CODEPINK’s contribution to the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Movement against institutions and corporations that give tacit or material support to the Zio-Nazi regime continued violations of international human rights law.
