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Welcome, if you have news you think we should know about, please join our mail list, or email us. attacks on gaza & lebanon Chris Edwards Manchester, UK. 21st July 2006. A spokesperson for the General Union
of Palestinian Students speaking at an emergency rally arranged to
protest against the Israeli attacks on Gaza and Lebanon. Constructive Chaos voltairenet Some in Washington and Tel Aviv, are rejoicing about the military
operations taking place in the Middle East. Soldiers tell of detainee abuse Human Rights Watch Torture and other abuses against detainees in U.S. custody in Iraq
were authorized and routine, even after the 2004 Abu Ghraib scandal. Peace has no borders Iraq War Resisters AWOL in Canada There are 8000 American service members who are currently classified
as deserters, a few hundred have found refuge in Canada. Civilian deaths & war crimes BBC reports Geneva Conventions obliges
the belligerents to make a distinction between persons taking part
in the hostilities and the civilian population. Video from Sadr City, Iraq Big Noise Films Sadr City is a small neighborhood in Baghdad, and is now the stronghold
of Moqtada Al Sadr's Mehdi Army. president gets a roasting 2006 White House Correspondents Dinner Comedian Stephen Colbert made humorous remarks about various current
events. BUNKER BUSTERS: THE MOVIE animation by the US Union of Concerned Scientists If the rumours of the Pentagon planning to use nuclear bunker busting animation peace protest under threat Peace campaigner Brian Haw, who has camped outside parliament for nearly five years has lost High Court battle to remain. how massacres become the norm by Dahr Jamail On March 15th, 11 Iraqis, mostly women and children, were massacred
by US troops in Balad. Everyone visible was rounded up and taken inside
the house where they were killed. The victims' ages ranged from six
months to 75 years. US soldiers turn against iraq war excellent news report from BBC's Newsnight An emotional report from the US on a group of disillusioned veterans protesting against the war in Iraq. 'I don't know a single soldier who will tell you they fought for our freedom' watch
the video 'Former US Soldiers' A PEACE RALLY AND MARCH was held at Parliament Square, London, on 18th March Rallies took place in cities all over the world. International speakers - street theatre - art installation - music Mother's day proclamation A call to celebrate Mother's Day from 1870 VIDEO OF Tony Benn Speaking in Manchester 15th March 2006 Former UK Labour Government Minister Tony Benn speaks in Manchester on the third anniversary of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. corporate crime in Iraq Manchester 31st January 2006 An event organised by Manchester StWC & Manchester CND. Speakers are Dave Whyte, lecturer in criminology at Stirling University and Ewa Jasiewicz, activist for Iraqi Federation of Oil Workers. See clips of the initial presentation and the Q&A session Film festival in pune india "We had a very successful festival ... We screened 8 films, including 3 sent by you" Jeeraj Jain, festival organiser and author "Globalisation or Recolonisation". Contact Jeeraj Jain in Pune, India. Articles on India 100,000 rings Maya Evans is the first person to be convicted under section 132 of SOCPA Short film of arrest of Milan Rai and May Evans low res or 12MB See also Justice not Vengeance George GAlloway In case you missed it Respect MP George Galloway's answer to the US Senate sub-committee Links to his reply International peace conference Delegates included Tony Benn, Cindy Sheehan, Jawad al Khalissi and many others from Iraq, USA & UK Cindy Sheehan Interview with the BBC Cindy Sheehan, who camped out by George W's ranch, is
in the UK campaigning. U.S. uses chemical weapons The US are responsible for a massacre using chemical weapons in Iraq. The identical charge for which Saddam Hussein stands accused. See the film. 1.8 billion bullets a year U.S. forces are now using 1.8 billion rounds of small-arms ammunition a year - more... |
| FAW seeks to educate and raise awareness of UK and international war law, and to highlight military actions that have been taken now and in the past, which violate these laws. FAW will where possible report on legal actions undertaken by other groups or individuals, and inform the public on steps ordinary individuals or groups can take. FAW would like to see an end to war and conflict, an end to the arms trade, and for those who are suspected of war crimes and crimes against humanity to be brought to justice. If we are to live in a world of peace it must be through the implementation of international law, They are our laws so let's uphold them. It is our justice system so let's use it. They are our leaders so let's prosecute them. It's our world so let's reclaim it. |