Red Line For Gaza
Join our call to stop British arms being used in Gaza
#STOPBombingCivilians
Tell your MP that starving people to death is a red line.
The nightmare we tried to prevent is here.
Babies are starving to death. People are collapsing in the streets. The food that would save them is deliberately denied.
Aid workers are unable to feed themselves, let alone prevent others from dying around them. Parents wake to a horrifying choice: let their children face another day of hunger, or walk through fire to find food - not knowing who will feed them tomorrow if they don't return.
Starving people to death is a red line.
The Government of Israel is crossing this red line before your eyes. History will ask each of us what we did as we watched them starve.
Demand aid to be allowed in. Do it now, before it's too late.
How to get involved
Red Line For Gaza is a campaign urging the public to write to our MPs calling on them to do everything they can to end the suffering in Gaza.
Together, we will use our voice to demand action on the same day every week. Until those in power act, we will not stop.
Don’t worry if you haven’t been with us since the beginning, every email counts and you can join the campaign at any time to send an email once a week to your MP.
Let’s create a red line we cannot allow them to cross.
About Red Line For Gaza
Red Line For Gaza is a movement designed to be spread by organisations and individuals, leveraging our collective voices to end the suffering in Gaza.
Humanity & Inclusion UK is partnering with the following organisations to bring an end to the violence against children in Gaza: ActionAid UK, Amos Trust, Anti-Slavery International, Choose Love, Christian Aid, Doctors of the World (Médecins du Monde UK), Greenpeace, Mothers’ Manifesto, Oxfam and War Child UK. More infomation
The Petition
I call on the UK and all States worldwide to:
• Publicly commit to end the use of explosive weapons with wide-area effects in populated areas;
• Fully implement the treaties banning landmines and cluster munitions without delay and encourage non-signatory states to sign them;
• Contribute to assisting the victims, clearing weapons in affected zones, and preventing further injuries and deaths.
