Raj Tiwary

@beta-angle.bsky.social

Former #NHS pharm #HCP, chronically-ill #humanist #UCLalumni #Londoner 🇬🇧 🇪🇺 🇮🇪 🇮🇳 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ ▼ he/him #JustTreatment @justtreatment.org #KeepOurNHSPublic #KONP @keepournhspublic.bsky.social

TODAY: Patients, NHS workers and campaigners are taking action against US spy-tech company Palantir at over 40 locations across England. We're calling on every NHS trust and ICB to reject Palantir, and on the government to use the break clause and end the contract.

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"The action highlighted Palantir’s agreement with Israel & its role as lead supplier of the NHS' Data Platform. @amnestyuk.bsky.social considers that relationship incompatible with the values of the NHS, given Amnesty's findings that Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza."

UK: People Vs Palantir - 'blown up' Gaza ambulance taken to Palantir's London HQ

Amnesty UK and Just Treatment unveiled a replica Gaza ambulance outside Palantir’s HQ, urging the Government not to extend the company’s NHS contract.

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We’re fundraising for our 2026 book Making a Killing - exposing Western complicity and profiteering in the ongoing slaughter in Gaza and Yemen. If you have the capacity, please support this work holding those complicit to account. www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/making-a-k...

Book Fundraiser: Making a Killing/Gaza & Yemen

We are writing the book that tells the story of Western complicity and profiteering in the ongoing slaughter in Gaza and Yemen.

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On Thursday 1st October, patients, NHS workers and activists across England are taking action to say NO to Palantir in our NHS. Coordinated with activists across North and South America, Europe and Australia, we’re all showing up to demand an end to all contracts and partnerships with Palantir.

People vs Palantir - International Day of Action

On Thursday 1st October, patients, NHS workers and activists across England are taking action to say NO to Palantir in our NHS. Join a local action near you!

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It’s hard to believe it’s been six months. From firefighters and teachers to politicians, trade unionists, and families — chanting, dancing and filling the streets with hope. The biggest anti-racist march in UK history. We must keep marching on.