Media Inquiries: 0491 941 253; lauren@apan.org.au
Media resources – see below
Interviews available with:
APAN can also arrange an interview with others including former Ambassadors; Jewish advocates for justice for Palestine; and other experts in particular fields.
![Nasser Mashni](https://apan.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Nasser_right_size_cropped-1.jpg)
Nasser Mashni
APAN President
Nasser is the son of a Palestinian Refugee and a successful financial services businessman. As a prominent member of the Australian Palestinian community he has extensive contacts throughout Palestine and Israel. Nasser co-produces the radio program – Palestine Remembered; and is a regular media commentator including TV interviews.
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Ramia Abdo Sultan
APAN Executive Member
Ramia is a senior lawyer who runs her own legal practice, and sits on various boards and committees, including the Gaza Children’s Fund, Charity Right, ANIC, and an advisory body with the Australian Human Rights Commission. She is Australian born with Palestinian and Lebanese heritage, and is passionate about seeking justice for and raising awareness on the plight of the Palestinian people, especially seeing she has family residing in Gaza, Palestine.
Most recent press release
A ceasefire in Gaza brings hope, but justice demands sanctions, accountability, and a free Palestine
The Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN) welcomes the long-overdue announcement of a ceasefire in Gaza as a glimmer of hope, but this announcement is far from sufficient, as it fails to address the systemic issues of Israel’s genocide, illegal occupation, and...
FACTSHEETS
APAN has produced succinct summaries on key issues such as:
- The Palestinian Guiding Principles
- Boycotts, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS)
- The Genocide in Gaza
- Trump’s Middle East Proposal
OPINION POLLS
Palestine solidarity groups in Australia have periodically commissioned opinion polls to gauge community attitudes regarding Palestine and Israel. These polls have consistently found Australians are more sympathetic to Palestinians than is reflected in Australian Government policy.