LGPS Divest

Local Government Pension Scheme funds collectively invest billions in companies complicit in Israel’s grave violations of Palestinian human rights.

Led by scheme members and their representative trade unions, we are campaigning to ensure administering authorities guarantee that scheme members’ money is not used to support Israel’s war crimes and violations of international law.

LGPS Divest

Local Government Pension Scheme Funds invest billions in companies complicit in Israel’s grave violations of Palestinian human rights.

Led by scheme members and their representative trade unions LGPS Divest is campaigning to ensure administering authorities implement adequate investment screening and due diligence procedures  to guarantee that pension holders money is not used to support Israel’s violations of international law.

Take action: Write to your Councillors

Write to your elected local councillors to ask they take immediate action to push for divestment from companies enabling Israel’s war crimes.

Template LGPS Letter

timeline of divestment milestones

Dozens of local councils have now passed a motion or issued a statement to support divestment from companies enabling Israel’s crimes against Palestinians. 

Template LGPS Letter

News

LAPFF and WYPF begin engagement with complicit companies

LAPFF and WYPF begin engagement with complicit companies

LAPFF and WYPF begin engagement with complicit companies Local Authority Pension Fund Forum begins “correspondence with companies cited by both the PSC and the UN as having human rights concerns through their operations in the Israeli settlements/Occupied Palestinian...

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Local Government Pension Scheme Members: Take Action!

Local Government Pension Scheme Members: Take Action!

Local Government Pension Scheme Members: Take Action!Our groundbreaking research has found Local Government Pension Scheme Funds invest over £3bn in companies complicit in Israel’s violations of international law, including business enterprises listed by the United...

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