Seven years into the Stolen Beauty Ahava boycott campaign, Ahava Dead Sea Laboratories has announced plans to move their factory.

Online shopping site GILT, with over nine million members, drops Ahava cosmetics made in an illegal Israeli settlement in the Occupied West Bank from its roster of products

Abigail Disney: "I cannot in good conscience profit from 'plunder' or 'pillage'"

Boycott Specifies Ahava Dead Sea Cosmetics and Hadiklaim Dates

June 20, 2012: A new report issued this month, researchers at Who Profits project have documented that Ahava's Israeli cosmetics company products are manufactured in the Jordan Valley Mitzpe Shalem settlement and exploit the Palestinian natural resources.  

Ahava Dead Sea Laboratories proven by documentary evidence to be in violation of international law through its theft of Palestinian resources.

US Experts and Lawyers Testified at International Tribunal and Findings Identify Legal Remedies and Call for Civil Society Boycott Action

Campaign highlights the controversy around Israeli settlement products

False Claims Put Out by Company Are Refuted by ‘Stolen Beauty’ Campaign

In upscale beauty shops TODAY, CODEPINK women in bikinis to protest Israeli cosmetics company: Will uncover the dirty truth of Ahava's illegal practices