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  1. One arrested during annual protest at Ft. Benning, Georgia

    From School of the Americas Watch Joined by actor Martin Sheen, thousands of people from across the Americas gathered this weekend in Georgia call for an end to notorious US military training school FORT BENNING, GEORGIA – One Colorado woman was arrested Sunday, November 20 on the grounds of Fort Benning as part of the […]

  2. Urgent Appeal from Gangjeong Villagers

    From the Save Jeju Island Global Campaign  Dear friends of Jeju Island, On November 18th, the South Korean Navy will blast Gureombi, the smooth volcanic rock along the coastline of Gangjeong village where the local people have been fighting day and night almost for 5 years to stop the naval base. Please take 5 minutes […]

  3. Fr. Bix begins 3 month prison sentence for July 2010 Y-12 disarmament action

    Jesuit priest William “Bix” Bichsel reported to the SeaTac Federal Prison on November 10 after a prayer sendoff at Jean’s House of Prayer. He was sentenced to 3 months in prison for his part in the Y-12 nuclear weapons complex resistance action in Oak Ridge, Tennessee on July 5, 2010.  Michael Walli, Bonnie Urfer and […]

  4. More arrests on Jeju Island; support calls and emails needed

    There were four arrests in Gangjeong village within the past day. Those arrested are: Youngsil Kang (International Team Leader) Brother Song (Resistance Leader) Sung-hee Choi (International Team Leader) Dunguree (Filmmaker)Three were arrested at the UN-ROK Disarmament Conference during peaceful protest and one was arrested at the naval base gate. This conference is happening just minutes […]

  5. War tax resisters arrested at construction site of new Kansas City nuclear weapons plant

    from National Catholic Reporter Protest, arrests at nuclear site cap war tax resisters conference by Robyn Haas KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Boil it down and war tax resisters have a simple strategy: Without taxes, the government can’t buy guns and fight wars. And, capping their annual conference this weekend with a protest outside the nation’s […]

  6. Dr. Dhafir to be re-sentenced January 5

    Jailed Iraqi-American physician and philanthropist Rafil Dhafir will be resentenced on January 5th, 2012 at 10 a.m. in the Federal Building in Syracuse, New York.  Dhafir, imprisoned for the last five years at the high security Communications Management Unit in Terre Haute, Indiana, will not be present as he did not want to travel. Judge […]

  7. Hancock 38 drone resisters await verdict after 5 days in court

    by Carol Baum of the Syracuse Peace Council After five long days in court, closing arguments were heard in the Hancock 38 Drone Resisters trial on Saturday, November 5. But it’s not quite over – Judge Gideon will give the verdict on Thursday, December 1 at 5 pm at the Town of DeWitt Court House […]

  8. Seven people occupying D.C. arrested at House Armed Services Committee protesting wars

    Dozens of people who are part of Occupy DC, camping out in Freedom Plaza and McPhearson Square, packed the line on October 13 to get into the House Armed Services Committee where Defense Secretary Leon Panetta was testifying. Only 15 people were allowed in and none were allowed to even quietly hold up signs—a clear […]

  9. Fourteen activists arrested while seeking a meeting with NSA director

    From Max Obuszewski, mobuszewski@verizon.net As part of the Freedom Square occupation, National Campaign for Nonviolent Resistance (NCNR) decided to attempt to obtain a meeting with Lt. Gen. Keith Alexander, the director of the National Security Agency (NSA), to discuss perceived illegal and unconstitutional activities by his operatives.  NCNR sent a letter, signed by thirty people […]

  10. Australian Catholic Workers blockade Gallipolli Barracks

    Dear friends, October 7 marked the 10th anniversary of the invasion of Afghanistan.  While most of Australia has been trying to forget about this war which has claimed 28 Australian and tens of thousands of Afghan lives, some of us felt moved enough to go to the place where many, if not most, Australian troops […]

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