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Alliance for Global Justice (view source)
Revision as of 20:05, October 6, 2020
, 20:05, October 6, 2020→107 Fiscally Sponsored Projects
As of 2016, Alliance for Global Justice was a fiscal sponsor of nine pro-[[Palestinian]] and anti-Israeli groups. At least one, the “One Democratic State Group,” openly calls for the abolition of Israel as a national home for the Jewish people. Other organizations AFGJ has supported have facilitated violent demonstrations.<ref>[https://www.ngo-monitor.org/funder/alliance-for-global-justice/ “Alliance for Global Justice.”] NGOmonitor. January 7, 2016.</ref>
As of 2016, Alliance for Global Justice was a fiscal sponsor of nine pro-[[Palestinian]] and anti-Israeli groups. At least one, the “One Democratic State Group,” openly calls for the abolition of Israel as a national home for the Jewish people. Other organizations AFGJ has supported have facilitated violent demonstrations.<ref>[https://www.ngo-monitor.org/funder/alliance-for-global-justice/ “Alliance for Global Justice.”] NGOmonitor. January 7, 2016.</ref>
==107 Fiscally Sponsored Projects==
==107 sponsored front groups==
:{{See also|Front organization}}
The Alliance for Global Justice fiscally sponsor organizations and projects with a local focus to organizations with a [[globalism|global focus]], as well as organizations not based in the U.S. They claim to sponsor so-called "humanitarian aid" projects, direct service organizations, networks and coalitions, racial and social justice organizations, international human rights accompaniment work, legal defense projects, and more.
The Alliance for Global Justice fiscally sponsor organizations and projects with a local focus to organizations with a [[globalism|global focus]], as well as organizations not based in the U.S. They claim to sponsor so-called "humanitarian aid" projects, direct service organizations, networks and coalitions, racial and social justice organizations, international human rights accompaniment work, legal defense projects, and more.