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  1. Indian women released on bail as Koodankulam Nuclear Power plant prepares to go on-line

    Three women from the village of Idinthakarai in Tamil Nadu, all leaders in the mass movement opposed to the start-up of the joint Russian-Indian nuclear power project at the southern tip of India, have been released on bail.  Xavieramma, Sundari and Selvi had been denied bail and charged with various crimes including sedition following their […]

  2. Sign petition for Japanese educator, jailed for protest against burning nuclear waste

    [Nuclear Resister update: Professor Shimoji was released from jail on December 28.] Information from Civic Activity – an organization supporting citizens opposing spread of radiation. On December 9, 2012, Masaki Shimoji, an associate professor of economics at Hannan University was arrested and jailed by the Osaka Prefectural Police.  This arrest is extremely unjust in form […]

  3. Hancock 15 drone resisters convicted; 5 sentenced to 15 days in jail

    from Upstate Drone Action: In DeWitt, New York,  Town Court, in a swift four and a half hour trial on December 13, Judge Jokl found eleven of the original fifteen protesters of Reaper drones, guilty of trespass. Hancock Air National Guard Base is home of the MQ-9 Reaper drone maintenance and training center, adjacent to […]

  4. New sabotage charge for Transform Now Plowshares

    NEWLY CHARGED WITH SABOTAGE, STILL FOLLOWING THE LAW OF LOVE from Transform Now Plowshares A new charge of sabotage, carrying up to 20 years in prison, has been leveled against the Transform Now Plowshares defendants.  In the new indictment, Greg Boertje-Obed, Sister Megan Rice, and Michael Walli face two charges from the original indictment, but […]

  5. Bradley Manning testifies at a motions hearing in Quantico

    Accused Army whistleblower Bradley Manning testified on November 29 and 30 at a motions hearing for court martial proceedings in Quantico, Virginia. It was the first time he spoke in public since his arrest and imprisonment 917 days ago in May 2010. Manning testified about the abusive treatment he was subjected to in captivity, in […]

  6. Women denied bail, face sedition trial for nuclear power opposition in India

    The popular movement to prevent the start-up of India’s Koodankulam nuclear power station has so far succeeded, but at the cost of demonstrators’ lives and mass arrests. Three women from the neighboring fishing village of Idinthakarai remain in jail, denied bail and charged with multiple offenses including sedition. The region for miles around the reactor […]

  7. Three arrests at gate of Jeju naval base construction site

    from Save Jeju Now [Nuclear Resister editors’ note:  This is the latest of many ongoing acts of resistance to the construction of a naval base on Jeju Island, Korea.] On November 28, in response to the news that the Jeju Naval Base project budget for 2013 – 200,900,000,000 Won – was passed completely without any […]

  8. British activists blockade entry gate to Sizewell nuclear reactors

    Days after EDF announced plans to build a fourth nuclear reactor at the Sizewell nuclear park on England’s east coast, several people blocked the entry gate on Monday morning, November 26. The announcement kicked off an 11-week consultation period, which protesters said was not long enough for full evaluation of the proposal, amounting to “a […]

  9. ~ Prison message from Leonard Peltier

    Greeting my relatives, friends, and supporters, It is with great honor that I get a chance to speak with you even though it’s a written message that someone has to read. I’m saddened that we have to call this a Day of Mourning, but we must take every opportunity to remind this nation when it […]

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