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Boycott, Divest and Sanction UAE
Why Boycott the UAE?
The United Arab Emirates has cultivated powerful alliances with oppressive regimes and has become complicit in global human rights violations. Through its financial support, political partnerships, and military involvement, the UAE plays a key role in enabling occupation, apartheid, and the erosion of civil liberties across multiple regions.
By joining this boycott, you take a stand against:
- The UAE’s deepening ties with authoritarian governments.
- Its investments in regimes accused of war crimes and human rights abuses.
- The exploitation of migrant labor and systemic discrimination at home.
- Financial entanglements that help normalize and fund apartheid.
- Efforts to silence dissent, both locally and globally, through media control and soft power.
Support the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement to hold the UAE accountable. Let’s disrupt complicity and send a clear message: economic power cannot shield injustice. Stand for freedom, dignity, and human rights for all.
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