As part of the Palestinian Return Centre (PRC) efforts to help the Palestinian Refugees worldwide, a delegation from the centre visited a number of Palestinian Refugee families in India. The visit aimed to investigate their conditions in light of the many press reports which highlighted their suffering.  Additionally, the visit attempted to support them overcome their difficulties since fleeing the very war zone of Iraq.

The Palestinian Return centre is holding a workshop titled, “Palestinian refugees between Oslo and State of Palestine” in partnership with Wajib Organization for Right of Return in Syria and Thabit association for right of Return in Lebanon.

The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC) express its deep concerns and anxiety over latest aggression against  Palestinian Refugees in Syria, Raml Refugee Camp.

The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC) expresses deep sorrow over the terrorist attacks that claimed the lives of 76 people in Norway. PRC offers its condolences to the victims and their families for the unspeakable horror they’ve had to endure.

The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC), who, for the past sixteen years, has been advocating the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their land, launched a global campaign, in support of this key issue.

The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC) in London calls on donor countries to pledge its promises to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (URWA) and enable the agency to fulfill its mandate.

Shaykh Raed Salah’s bail appeal hearing is due to take place tomorrow, Friday 15 July 2011 at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. All those who support the Shaykh are asked to join a picket outside the court:

Time: 10.00am
Venue: Outside The Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, WC2A 2LL
Nearest Tube: Holborn, Chancery Lane

Please come along and show the courts, our government and the world that you support the Palestinian struggle for freedom. Shaykh Raed has been in prison for 2 weeks. The first bail hearing failed. It is hoped that Shaykh Raed will win the appeal and be freed from prison.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - After a three-hour hearing yesterday in London, Sheikh Raed Salah was denied bail by the courts and is to remain in a high security prison with dangerous criminals until his appeal against deportation is heard.

Sheikh Raed Salah, the most prominent Palestinian political leader in Israel was arrested in London on 28 June at the request of the Home Secretary Theresa May. After his arrest he was taken to a police station, then a detention centre and on Friday 1st July he was moved to HMP Bedford where his lawyers have had limited access to him.

On Wednesday morning, an Arab delegation representing the Higher Follow-up Committee for the Arab community inside Israel, met with the British Ambassador to Israel, Mathew Gould, at the British consulate in Tel Aviv. The Committee is the representative body of the Arab Palestinian population in Israel which includes all Arab political trends and parties active in the country.