Founding Charter
Charter of Principles & Ethical Framework
The Anti-Zionist League for Historical Research & Human Rights is an academic non-profit entity dedicated to educational scholarship, archival preservation, and advocacy for universal human rights.
Our Core Principles
- 1. Universal Equality: We affirm that every individual, regardless of ethnic heritage, religious confession, or national origin, possesses inherent human dignity and an equal entitlement to civil liberties, voting rights, and protection under the law.
- 2. Total Rejection of Anti-Semitism & Racism: We unconditionally condemn anti-Semitism, anti-Arab racism, Islamophobia, xenophobia, and all doctrines of racial superiority. We recognize the profound distinction between Jewish identity and cultural heritage, and political state nationalism.
- 3. Dedication to Non-Violence: We adhere exclusively to peaceful, legal, and educational methods. We reject violence against civilian populations without reservation.
- 4. Primacy of International Law: We hold that lasting security and justice can only be realized when all regional parties abide by the United Nations Charter, the Geneva Conventions, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Academic Advisory Board
Prof. Tariq Mansour, Ph.D.
Chair of Diplomatic Historiography
Author of three monographs on late Ottoman land tenure and League of Nations mandates in the Levant.
Dr. Hannah Levin, S.J.D.
Director of International Legal Studies
Former legal fellow at the International Court of Justice specializing in Fourth Geneva Convention jurisprudence.
Prof. Christopher Ward, M.Phil.
Archival Preservation Fellow
Curator of British Mandate colonial correspondences and League of Nations Petitions Commission archives.