Report Repression & Request Support 

You can use this form to request free legal support or report repression of Palestine Solidarity. We monitor and collect information on all forms of anti-Palestinian repression, including those not pursued in court, to support our legal and advocacy efforts. You may remain anonymous if you wish.

The ELSC combines monitoring efforts, defensive strategies, impact litigation, training, and advocacy to build collective power and provide effective legal support.

We also coordinate with a growing network of lawyers across Europe to ensure access to the best possible legal advice, representation or referral. In cases that lie outside our area of expertise, we will identify and connect you with relevant support.

If an incident falls within our scope of support, one of our legal officers will contact you. Please note that we are currently receiving a very high number of incidents; we will do our best to get back to you as soon as possible.  

At the end of the form, you can choose your privacy preferences, which we will respect and adhere to. Please describe the incident with:

Dates, locations, and details of what happened  Who is responsible (e.g., police, HR manager, teacher, public official, etc.)  Names if possible

Please do not submit highly sensitive information in this form.

We will ensure the protection of the information submitted. According to the privacy preferences you have chosen, we might use the case details for our research and public outputs, or as stastistics only. You may remain anonymous if you wish.

Incident Type

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Contact Information


Your Role / Affiliation (Optional):

Incident Details

Where did the incident take place?

Please specify the country in which the incident took place. If the incident took place online, please provide the location (country) which allows us to identify the context.
Please specify the city/town in which the incident took place. If the incident took place online, please provide the location (city/town) which allows us to identify the context.

Names, organisations, departments etc

Briefly describe the incident: Provide a timeline of events, including dates and outcomes if possible. Is the incident you are reporting connected to an event, activity, service, symbol, expression, venue? Please specify the context of the repressed action and allegations/justifications used. Was more than one person affected? Please provide an estimate if applicable.
Include details such as the type of activity you were undertaking or planning, who was involved (names, organisations, departments, etc.), exact dates and timeline of events, number of affected people or organisations (if known), ethnic origin/nationality and gender of affected individuals (if relevant), links to related media or news (if available), any deadlines or important dates related to the legal issue, whether you have legal representation, and if you are receiving support from another organisation or union.

(e.g. institutional website, media articles, event announcement, public statement or policy)

Did the incident involve any restrictive legislation or policy? If yes, please describe which law or policy was applied and how it affected your situation. If no, you may leave this section blank.
Describe any psychological or social effects, self-censorship, negative press coverage, changes in university or employer behaviour, or loss of funding and resources as a result of the incident.

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