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  1. Peace campers board nuclear submarine at Faslane

    from Faslane Peace Camp Two campaigners from Faslane Peace Camp were arrested on Wednesday morning, March 19 aboard the Royal Navy submarine HMS Ambush at its berth in Faslane. Security at the site – home to Britain’s Trident nuclear weapons and headquarters of the Royal Navy – was again called into question by the protestors’ […]

  2. Greenpeace activists arrested protesting aging European nuclear reactors

    from Greenpeace On Tuesday, March 18 at 5:50 a.m., 60 Greenpeace activists from France, Germany, Belgium, Italy and Poland staged an occupation of the Fessenheim nuclear power plant,  France’s oldest nuclear power station.   They criticized the risk that French nuclear power poses to the whole of Europe, and called on the French government, which has […]

  3. Seven arrested in drone protest at Iowa Air National Guard Base

    Seven people walked up to the gate of the 132nd Air National Guard Base in Des Moines, Iowa on Monday, March 17, carrying photos of some Afghan Peace Volunteers and victims of drone strikes. The group attempted to deliver a war crimes indictment. Julie Brown, Ruthie Cole, Chet Guinn, Elliot Adams, Michelle Naar-Obed, Steve Clemens […]

  4. Two more arrests at Vandenberg Air Force Base

    from the Santa Maria Times, by Janene Scully Activists from around the world held a Friday afternoon vigil [on March 14] at Vandenberg Air Force Base to oppose military programs and show solidarity with local protesters, two of whom again were arrested for trespassing. Approximately 30 people attended the hour-long vigil which launched this weekend’s […]

  5. London priest and Catholic Worker gets 28 day sentence for non-payment of fines

    Fr. Martin Newell of the London Catholic Worker was arrested on March 14 after writing on the walls of the Ministry of Defence in London with charcoal.  “Choose Life, No Trident, says God”, he wrote, and “ God is Peace”. The next day, the Catholic priest appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court.  He refused to pay […]

  6. 34 arrests at Nevada nuclear test site/National Security Site

    from the Nuclear Resister Over the first weekend in March, about 60 people took part in the 8th annual gathering of the Pacific Life Community (PLC).  This year the group met at the Las Vegas Catholic Worker. The PLC is largely comprised of peace activists motivated strongly by their religious faith to engage in and […]

  7. Buy a sub! Help support peace prisoners

    No, not a submarine, but a subscription — to the Nuclear Resister newsletter, a chronicle of nonviolent resistance to war and the nuclear threat, and a “Chronicle of Hope” that has supported imprisoned activists since 1980. Nuclear Resister supporter MacGregor Eddy has set a goal to enroll 100 new subscribers by December 1, 2014 […]

  8. Ash Wednesday arrest at Ministry of Defence in London

    from Pax Christi UK For 32 years Christians have gathered at the Ministry of Defence in London on Ash Wednesday to call on the government to repent and move away from nuclear war preparations.   Members of Pax Christi, the London Catholic Worker and Christian CND from around the country gathered to pray and take part […]

  9. Five arrested at Beale drone base on Ash Wednesday

    Five people – including members of the clergy and veterans – were arrested during an Ash Wednesday service around 8 a.m. today, March 5, at the gates of  Beale Air Force Base, site of the surveillance drone Global Hawk. Participants, who were charged with trespassing, said they risked arrest to memorialize the children killed by […]

  10. Support needed for Sr. Megan, Michael and Greg – please donate!

    NOT WAITING TO BE ASKED . . . TO HELP MIKE, GREG, MEGAN from the Transform Now Plowshares Support Group Three peacemakers are in prison. How can I help? Where can I send money? Donations can be made through Nukewatch www.nukewatchinfo.org by scrolling down to the Donate button. After entering a Paypal account or credit […]

  11. Japanese activist’s tweet leads to criminal charge

    In a highly political case, a Japanese anti-nuclear activist faces criminal prosecution over a Tweet she sent in July. Mari Takenouchi is the founder of Save Kids Japan and a free-lance English-bilingual journalist publishing at savekidsjapan.blogspot.jp. She advocates that mothers and children, who are most sensitive to radiation exposure, be supported and relocated outside of […]

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