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200 Creators Urge Venice Film Festival to Act for Palestine
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First reported by Kan News · 2 days ago
What happened
Over 200 artists and creators have signed an open letter to the Venice Film Festival, urging its leadership to take concrete actions in support of Palestine. The letter calls for practical steps to address the ongoing conflict and promote peace.
- 01200 creators signed an open letter to Venice Film Festival.
- 02They demand practical steps for Palestine.
- 03The letter urges advocacy for peace and justice.
- 04Signatories include global artists and cultural figures.
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