While the headline was criticized, the article did refer to Palestinian autonomy and the Oslo Accords in the body of the text.
Israel s legal responsibility and the Oslo Accords
This is where things get complicated.
It is argued that Israel does not hold a legal responsibility to vaccinate those under the Palestinian Authority s control.
They cite the Oslo Accords a historic agreement signed by Israel and the Palestinian Liberation Organization in 1993 and 1995.
The Oslo Accords granted the Palestinian people the right to self-determination and, consequently, created a Palestinian Authority (PA) tasked with partial self-governance in parts of Gaza and the West Bank.
Interfaith declaration seeks forgiveness for harm caused to LGBT people youtube/jayne ozanne
The Bishop of Liverpool, the Rt Revd Paul Bayes, in a video to promote the declaration “Declaring the Sanctity of Life and the Dignity of All”
The Bishop of Liverpool, the Rt Revd Paul Bayes, in a video to promote the declaration “Declaring the Sanctity of Life and the Dignity of All”
MORE than 370 religious leaders around the world have signed a new declaration that seeks forgiveness for religious teachings that have harmed LGBT people, calls for an end to the criminalisation of people on the grounds of sexual orientation, and urges a ban on so-called “conversion therapy”.
Gay conversion therapy ban called for by almost 400 religious leaders in landmark pledge
The Declaration recognises the harm that certain religious teaching has caused the LGBT+ community and asks for their forgiveness
16 December 2020 • 12:01am
Archbishop Desmond Tutu is among the signatories
Gay conversion therapy should be banned, according to a “landmark” pledge from almost 400 relgious leaders from around the world.
The UK Government has brought together senior faith leaders to sign “an historic declaration” calling for an end to violence and criminalisation of LGBT+ people, as well as a global ban on conversion therapy.
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has funded a conference that is being held on Wednesday online to mark the launch of the Global Interfaith Commission on LGBT+ Lives, bringing together hundreds of religious leaders from around the world.