Carl Kabat in court for nuclear weapons protest, gets “time served”
Father Carl Kabat, OMI (Oblates of Mary Immaculate), of St. Louis, in a Municipal Court trial Oct. 12 in Kansas City, Mo., got “time served” on two charges—trespassing this July…
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Father Carl Kabat, OMI (Oblates of Mary Immaculate), of St. Louis, in a Municipal Court trial Oct. 12 in Kansas City, Mo., got “time served” on two charges—trespassing this July…
Punishing Free Speech and Letting Murder Off the Hook, Justice Denied in Missouri On October 11, Brian Terrell and Ron Faust were sentenced at U.S. District Court in Jefferson City…
On October 8, six protesters were arrested during a mass trespass at the Hinkley Point nuclear power station in Somerset, England. Around 30 people went over the perimeter fence of…
from Veterans for Peace Twenty-five people, most of them U.S. military veterans, were arrested while laying flowers at a war memorial in New York City October 7. They were engaged…
Paco Booyah wrote: Gangjeong friends and supporters with Dr. Song in front of the Jeju Prison gate following his release today, after 181 days imprisonment.
by Jane Tallents After a busy day of workshops, singing practice, banner making and eating good food provided by Faslane Peace Camp on Saturday, September 15, we headed out to…
(adapted from War Resisters Support Campaign and news sources) U.S. Iraq War resister Kimberly Rivera voluntarily presented herself at the U.S. border on the morning of September 20, after requests…
In the last few weeks, four more men have been jailed for actions taken in opposition to the Korean navy base under construction at Gangjeong, on Jeju Island. On September…
by Jane Stoever At a Kansas City, Mo., Municipal Court hearing Sept. 20, Oblate of Mary Immaculate Father Carl Kabat of St. Louis learned the prosecution had dropped the property…
from Shut It Down Affinity Group After a United States Chamber of Commerce announcement on September 11 that it had joined Entergy’s lawsuit to oppose State of Vermont legislation to…
published at Waging Nonviolence, September 15 Hundreds of people have been arrested, dozens remain in custody and three deaths have been reported as protests against the start-up of the nuclear…
by Ralph Hutchison, OREPA Greg Boertje-Obed was released from Blount County Detention Center at 8:30pm on Tuesday, September 11, 2012 to await trial, currently scheduled for February 26, 2013. Greg’s…
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