CAMPAIN stands for
Campaign Against
Misrepresentation in Public Affairs,
Information and the News
We believe that misrepresentation, and the lies and misinformation that go with it, are among the leading challenges we face in the UK and around the World.
Whether about overseas wars, the portrayal of minorities, global warming, or BREXIT, they greatly compound the problems we face, prevent us from rationally debating about how to solve them.
Calling time on the Church of England's 100-year silence about ethnic cleansing of Palestine
Our members - a diverse bunch from several religions and none - are outraged.
Now, after ten months of horrors upon horrors in Gaza, the Church of England leaders have begun to change. Their recent statement denouncing the illegality of Israel’s occupation and insisting on the application of international law without fear or favour is a good start.
But there is much more that the Established Church can and must do. We want it to lead Britain’s call for repentance.
Not-the-Andrew-Marr Show exposes faltering and double standards among Christians
My mother, a Holocaust survivor, died ‘ashamed’ of Israel
AL QUDS DAY 2024: "Gaza is the Moral Compass of Today"
Actions you can take
Your involvement is essential in combating misinformation and misrepresentation. By participating in our initiatives, you can make a substantial difference in our collective efforts.
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We are committed to providing continuous opportunities for you to engage with our cause. Future actions will include signing open letters, donating to specific causes, and attending demonstrations.
Your participation is invaluable. Together, we can make a significant impact in the fight against misinformation and misrepresentation.
