18 November 2013
The University of Southampton and King’s College London both snub G4S after campaigns by Palestinian solidarity groups and other students. Read more about Boycott campaigns cost G4S two university contracts
6 November 2013
Bergen college ruled that hiring G4S would cause severe damage to its reputation. Read more about Second Norwegian university drops G4S over support for Israeli apartheid
21 October 2013
Activists at Cornell University called on pension fund giant to divest from occupation-profiteering companies. Read more about Video: students "mic check" TIAA-CREF head over investment in Israel's occupation
15 October 2013
“Withdraw now,” Dave Prentis of public sector union UNISON tells controversial British-Danish security firm. Read more about UK union head calls on G4S to end Israel contracts
2 October 2013
In a bad week for G4S, a major teachers association in London has also passed a motion condemning the firm for equipping Israeli prisons. Read more about Norwegian union ends G4S contract as "act of solidarity" with Palestinians
23 August 2013
Private security firms offer rapid service between Tel Aviv and Antwerp Read more about Express delivery for Israel's war diamonds
22 August 2013
Nidal El-Khairy’s illustration for a forthcoming play on Palestinian political prisoners. Read more about The Keepers of Infinite Space
27 June 2013
“Ambassadors” appointed by Norway’s trade unions travel to Palestine, then urge a boycott of Israel when they return home. Read more about Make sure Palestine stays on agenda, says Norwegian labor activist
14 June 2013
Gates Foundation should follow example of Dutch charities who refuse to play a role in G4S’s attempts to whitewash its image. Read more about Gates Foundation invests in occupation profiteer G4S, just as Dutch charity cuts ties
7 June 2013
The G4S chief executive and his board were confronted with their complicity in the crimes of Israel’s occupation. Read more about Palestine solidarity activists take over G4S meeting, catch occupation profiteer by surprise