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Oxfam suspends actress Kristin Davis, Ahava spokesperson, from future publicity work, thanks to pressure from CODEPINK

August 8th, 2009

The New York Post (Page Six): 'Sex' star, Oxfam part ways

New York Daily News: Kristin Davis denies reports she cut ties as a goodwill ambassador for the human rights group Oxfam

The Jerusalem Post: 'Charlotte' gets no love for Ahava link

The Young Turks: Interview with Nancy Kricorian

Haaretz: Report: 'Sex and the City' star embroiled in West Bank controversy

Fox News: Kristin Davis Steps Down From Human Rights Post Because of Endorsement Deal

JTA: Oxfam just made Obama's Mary Robinson headache that much bigger

UK Telegraph: Making up is hard to do for Oxfam and Kristin Davis

Heeb magazine (blog): Sex and the City‘s Kristin Davis Leaves Oxfam Over Israel

Hollywood.com: Davis loses activist post over cosmetics controversy

Ma'an News Agency: Oxfam boots Sex and the City star over settlement links

Mondoweiss (blog): Ahava is on the run, in publicity fiasco


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