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March 18 Anti War Protest |
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Public Meeting this Sunday on 19/3/07 Global Day of Action for Iraq and Beyond
The common call to action to make March 19th 2007 a global day of action against the war on terror, marking the 4th anniversary of the invasion, followed by a proposed response to be discussed at a public meeting at ULU, London, in Room 3E on the 10th December from 2-6pm. Please circulate widely.
March 19th 2007 - A Global Day of Action for Iraq and Beyond
The common call to action to make March 19th 2007 a global day of action against the war on terror, marking the 4th anniversary of the invasion, followed by a proposed response. Please circulate widely.
No Arab, Palestinian Cheers for U.S. Democrats
Arabs, at least at the non-official level, were quick to hail President George W. Bush’s mid-term electoral defeat and the humiliating downfall of his war architect Donald Rumsfeld, but cheering the Democrats’ victory has yet to wait and may not be voiced at all.
Saddam’s Trial in Context: Episode of Victors’ Injustice
American and European official and public opinion reactions to Saddam Hussein’s guilty verdict on Sunday artificially removed both the trial and the death sentence out of context and focused instead on “flaws” in the legal technicalities of a fair trial and on death penalty as a punishment.
Day of Resistance to the War: March 19th, 2007
On March 19th 2007, we call for a worldwide day of resistance to the imperialist, racist and senseless war in Iraq. We propose occupations, acts of civil disobedience, and direct action. We propose that these acts of resistance be directed towards governments, military recruitment centres, corporations, and other institutions that perpetuate empire and war.
Support Military Families - Send a protest email today
Protest at Manchester City Council ban on Peace Camp.
Military Families to defy Manchester's New Labour Council
New Labour in Manchester is trying to ban a peace camp by bereaved military families on the pretext that 'Providing facilities for the campers would not be logistically possible.'
SSAW (School Students Against War) Gig
Liverpool School Students Against War had a gig on Friday 1st Sept... here is a review.
Round up of July 22nd Lebanon solidarity protests
Rally for Justice at Scotland Yard Sunday June 11th 2006
PUBLIC MEETING IN EDINBURGH on IRAN Sat June 17th
Just another day in Iraq
Bush&Co: Making America Safer One Released War Crime Victim at a Time
There has been no word about apologies from the U.S. to these captives, but you’d think it would be a smart idea to hand each victim a fat wad of cash before sending them on their way.
letter to President Bush
wake up call
Is Flight Lt. Malcolm Kendall-Smith a war criminal? How about Bush and Blair?
Open letter to David Aaronovitch about Iraq.
International Law and The Iraq War
Press release from Tony Benn
Huge Month of Anti-War Demonstrations
Not to mention the immigration bill protests, March
Protest Outside BBC Offices in Brighton
Members of various Brighton Peace groups will hold a small demonstration outside BBC offices in Queens Road, Brighton tomorrow lunchtime.
Images from March 18 Demo 2006
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This is a round up of 7 different reports with photos from the day of solidarity for Lebanon on Saturday July 22nd 2006.
This is a 630 word piece about the rally for justice outside Scotland Yard on Sunday 11th June. 10 photos are attached.
Edinburgh Stop the War announce a public meeting in Edinburgh on Saturday June 17th. The venue is the Augustine Church on George 4th Bridge (near the Central Library). The `HANDS OFF IRAN` event starts at 2.00pm. 
This is a 600 word article which takes its title from ITN's `Just another day in Iraq` slot. The failure of the mainstream media to adequately cover Iraq related events such as Brian Haw's vigil is covered. 7 photos are included.
This is a 1,500 word piece (including an article from the `Independent`) asking if the rich and powerful can be held to account for war crimes. 6 related photos are included.
This is a 1,000 word letter to pro-war journalist David Aaronovitch with a number of links about the invasion and occupation of Iraq and the continuing scandal of Guantanamo Bay. The impending attack on Iran is also dealt with.
Pictures from Demonstration against Iraq occupation and attack on Iran - Saturday 18th March 2006, London. International Demonstrations.
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