Caabu (Council for Arab-British Understanding)

Caabu's mission is to work for a British Middle East policy that promotes conflict resolution, human rights and civil society in the Arab world through informed debate and mutual understanding. Find out more about on our website: www.caabu.org

With every sale through Caabu's page on Bookshop, 10% will go to Caabu and supporting our crucial work and another 10% goes to a physical independent bookshop. This is a great opportunity to support Caabu's work and support local independent bookshops. Caabu has hosted many online and physical briefings, including many authors talking about their books. You will be able to find them all here.  

Caabu is a not-for-profit cross-party organisation whose mission is to work for a British Middle East policy that promotes conflict resolution, human rights and civil society in the Arab world through informed debate and mutual understanding. Caabu is one of the most active NGOs working on the Middle East in the British parliament since its establishment in 1967. From then on Caabu has assumed an active advocacy, educational and media role.

We rely almost exclusively on the goodwill and generosity of our members and supporters, without whom we would not be able to continue our essential work, which is more vital than ever considering the various humanitarian crisis that are seriously affecting the Middle East. We believe that the Arab world remains misunderstood and that Britain’s role in the region needs to change fundamentally.

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