Please help CJPME collect funds in support of Khaled Al Sabawi's legal appeal to the Ontario Health Professions Appeal and Review Board, following the College of Psychologists of Ontario (CPO) refusal to investigate public comment by psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson on Israel's assault on Gaza in October, 2023.  The complaint against Peterson pertains to a tweet he made on Oct. 7 saying, "Give 'em hell @netanyahu. Enough is enough," thus encouraging extreme violence against Palestinians. 

As a licensed psychologist, Peterson should know that such comments are dishonourable and unprofessional, and also a form of anti-Palestinian racism, whereby violence against Palestinians is condoned.  Your support in this legal battle will help challenge systemic racism and uphold justice and accountability within professional regulatory bodies.

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