Time for humankind

In Gaza, people are surviving in inhumane conditions. Farmers like Tawfiq, with the support of our partners, such as Oxfam, are trying to rebuild their life's work. The Al-Tahrir farm is once again operating at full capacity, helping dozens of families survive, even amid the devastation.

What does 11.11.11?

• We support member organizations such as Oxfam or Viva SaludThe latter makes medical care possible in the Al-Awda hospitals and the construction of field hospitals.
• Together with Palestinian and European organizations we are companies and banks under pressure to stop their investments in the occupation.
• We carry out political pressure In Belgium and Europe, we advocated for sanctions against Israel and the enforcement of international law. For example, we ensured that the federal and Flemish governments imposed an initial package of sanctions against Israel in September 2025.  
• We mobilize the public With actions and campaigns—such as the Red Line—to break impunity. In both June and September, more than 100.000 people took to the streets to help draw the Red Line for Palestine.
• We will make ourselves heard via lawsuitsIn May 2024, we took legal action against the illegal export of arms to Israel. We were successful: the flow of arms through ZIM was halted. In July 2025, we also won a case against the Flemish government, blocking the transit of all military equipment to Israel.  

A forgotten war rages in eastern Congo. Despite the violence, women like Marie-Noël of Action d'Espoir continue to provide care and support to survivors of sexual violence – with the support of our member organization Memisa. 

What does 11.11.11? 

• Together with 14 partner organizations we work on democracy, gender equality, fair trade in minerals and sustainable peace.
• We carry out political pressure calls for sanctions against perpetrators of serious human rights violations, accountability and independent investigations into war crimes. Successfully! Due to grassroots pressure, an international commission of inquiry into human rights violations in eastern Congo was established this year.
• We mobilize the public, including through the national march for Eastern Congo, opinion pieces and media campaigns.
• We continue to strive for fair trade chains and a termination of the EU-Rwanda deal which fuels the conflict. Under pressure from various civil society organizations, including 11.11.11That mineral deal has already been put on hold. We'll continue to push for a complete shutdown! 

In the Peruvian Amazon, indigenous leader Heber is fighting illegal mining and logging that are destroying forests, rivers, and lives. With support from 11.11.11-partner DAR he defends the rights of indigenous peoples and their territories. 

What does 11.11.11? 

• We support our partners, such as DAR, who stand up for the right-wing of environmental defenders and indigenous communities, and for the recognition of indigenous territories.
• Our partners put political pressure for the full participation of indigenous communities in policy processes and their say in projects that affect their habitat and future.
• We make violations visible through research and public actions that show life and resistance in the Amazon.
• We advocate for the protection of those who defend the Amazon and against impunity. Success! Thanks to years of pressure from local organizations, the perpetrators of the murder of four indigenous leaders were convicted in 2025, a major breakthrough in the fight against impunity.