Cllr Hau-Yu Tam 譚巧瑜 🏳️‍⚧️💚🇵🇸🧡🇸🇩

@tamhauyu.bsky.social

@greenparty.org.uk Cllr with Evelyn ward, Dep Leader @lewishamgreenparty.bsky.social. Co-chair @greensorganise.bsky.social. Promoted by Hau-Yu Tam (Green Party), PO Box 78066, London SE16 9GQ 📧 Hau-Yu.Tam@lewisham.gov.uk

Pleased to back my friend & comrade @liamshrivastava.bsky.social to be the next Mayor of Lewisham, our 1st Green Mayor! As a committed antiracist antifascist organiser, his leadership has been an antidote to managed inequality under Lewisham Labour WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR! 🚀 bit.ly/makelewisham...

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Liam Shrivastava@liamshrivastava.bsky.social · 8mo ago

It’s time to bring hope back to Lewisham @lewishamgreenparty.bsky.social can win in Lewisham, but we need to build a people-powered campaign to take on Labour and their wealthy backers Join us. Donate today and let’s transform our borough! bit.ly/makelewisham...

I've met a lot of inspiring and talented activists in the Green Party and especially in Greens organise. Our Greens Organise Co-Chair Hau-Yu is right up there with the best of them. Give her a follow and give this a listen.

Cllr Hau-Yu Tam 譚巧瑜 🏳️‍⚧️💚🇵🇸🧡🇸🇩@tamhauyu.bsky.social · 9mo ago

I was interviewed by The New Party Podcast on the histories and conditions which led to @greensorganise.bsky.social, our shared vision and aims. How we're organising to get everyone there collectively, as well as to prevent rightward drift when we get into power podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/8...

Amu Gib is extremely frail For 10 days the prison refused to acknowledge she was on hunger strike Another prisoner, Qesser (20), has dangerously low BP + high heart rate, blocked from hospital care They're political prisoners held without trial They must be bailed and proper medical treatment 🇵🇸

@mothinali.bsky.social will visit Prisoners for Palestine on hunger strike, Amu Gib & Qesser Zuhrah (of Filton 24), held in HMP Bronzefield over a year w/o trial, accused of direct anti-genocide action against privately-owned spy planes at RAF Brize Norton last year www.thecanary.co/skwawkbox/20...

Greens deputy Mothin Ali to visit hunger strikers in prison

Green deputy Mothin Ali's visit to the anti-genocide hunger strikers in prison shows he's willing to do what the establishment won't

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I hope that Lewisham council lends full support for this motion put forward by Green Cllrs @liamshrivastava.bsky.social and @tamhauyu.bsky.social that will see the council observing international law and divest in companies complicit in war crimes and genocide committed in Gaza and the West bank

Liam Shrivastava@liamshrivastava.bsky.social · last yr.

Proud to submit a @lewishamgreenparty.bsky.social motion to @lewisham.gov.uk, committing to divestment from genocide. Cllrs will also consider a divestment petition signed by over 3000 residents. Let's make Lewisham an apartheid-free borough! 🇵🇸 councilmeetings.lewisham.gov.uk/documents/s1...

Proposer: Cllr Liam Shrivastava
Seconder: Cllr Hau-Yu Tam
This Council notes:
On 26 January 2024, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued provisional measures 
in the case brought by South Africa against Israel concerning the crisis in Gaza. The Court 
ordered Israel to take all measures within its power to prevent genocide, ensure its military 
does not commit genocide, prevent and punish incitement to genocide, and facilitate the 
entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza. 
A further ruling by the ICJ on 24 May 2024 set out obligations of third states such as the 
UK to prevent genocide and ensure humanitarian access in Gaza. The ruling calls on all 
states to halt the delivery of weapons to Israel that could be used in acts of genocide or 
other violations of international law. On 19 July 2024, the ICJ ruled Israel to be unlawfully 
occupying Palestinian land in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem.
According to LGPS Divest, £65,832,596 of Lewisham’s pension fund is in investments 
with 30 companies complicit in Israel’s illegal occupation and the aforementioned 
violations, representing 3.6% of its total fund.
On 19 September 2024, the Pensions Investment Committee resolved to explore its 
proximity, exposure and investment with companies involved in the arms trade, human 
rights abuse and those that operate within an area considered occupied territory under 
international law, with a view to reviewing and updating its Responsible Investment policy, 
to move away from such investments and, to agree on a definition of arms trade.