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The Royal British College of Nursing has ended its partnership with the Israeli pharmaceutical company "Teva" due to its ties to the Israeli military establishment and its record of legal and commercial issues, which are incompatible with the college's values. The decision to terminate the partnership followed pressure from pro-Palestine groups. The college also confirmed that the company's operations had been subject to sanctions and public scrutiny. It is worth noting that "Teva" has faced fines and financial settlements totaling billions of pounds over the years due to bribery and price manipulation issues, as part of a long history of legal violations. This decision comes amidst wider calls to disconnect British healthcare institutions from companies linked to the occupying state, especially in light of ongoing human rights allegations against the firm.
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