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from CODEPINK by Danaka Katovich, CODEPINK National Co-Director On October 4, CODEPINK walked the halls of Congress with over 60 people who came from all over the world to call for negotiations, not escalation in Ukraine following an anti-war rally on the evening of October 3 with Dr. Cornel West as the keynote speaker. The […]
Louis John Vitale. This Franciscan friar, advocate for peace and justice and nuclear resister died on September 6, 2023 at age 91. A man of kindness and love and gentle strength, with his heart and faith and conscience always leading the way. A friend and mentor to so many. No stranger to handcuffs or jail […]
from Hankyoreh by Kim Yoon-ju, staff reporter Two made it atop the statue in Gwanghwamun while two others were caught while attempting to climb the statue Four Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) members were arrested by police around 1 p.m. on Saturday, August 12 while staging a demonstration near the statue of King Sejong […]
On August 14, 11 activists (two from the Netherlands, three from Germany, one from Italy and five from the U.S.) blocked the gate of Büchel air base in Germany that is used for construction work to prepare the base for new nuclear bombs and new fighter bomber jets. U.S. veteran Dennis Duvall wrote in pink […]
by Mary Gleysteen, Ground Zero Center for Nonviolent Action Ten nuclear weapons abolition activists were removed from the roadway at 7 a.m. on August 7 by the Washington State Patrol after blocking the entrance to Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor, site of the world’s largest concentration of deployed nuclear weapons. The civil disobedience followed a demonstration at […]
by Margaret Ferguson 10th August 2023 at Faslane Peace Camp, Scotland There were three arrests yesterday on Nagasaki Day, for blocking the North Gate while we were doing our weekly Wednesday Vigil – this one commemorating the victims of the Nagasaki bombing – extended so that we were able to support the folk in the […]
Digging For Life: For an End to Military C02 Emissions & the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons Today, August 9, the 78th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, 16 nuclear abolitionists and climate activists were arrested when they started to dig a tunnel under the fence of Volkel Air Base in the Netherlands. The international […]
BLOCKADE THE RUNWAY OF VOLKEL AIR BASE: NO (NEW) NUKES & STOP MILITARY C02 EMISSIONS In the Netherlands, on the morning of August 8, ten peace and climate activists (six from the U.S., three from the Netherlands and a German doctor) entered Volkel Air Base, where about 15 U.S. nuclear bombs are stockpiled. They knelt on the […]
Where We’re At from Nuclear Resister #201, June 5, 2023 The first months of 2023 have passed quickly. Lots of winter rain (and even some snow here in the Sonoran Desert!) brought an abundance of desert wildflowers. Now, the majestic saguaro cacti are in bloom, and the tree in our garden is giving us sweet, […]
Sorrow and hope at the heart of annual Memorial Day remembrance by Kristin Scheer PeaceWorks Kansas City held its 13th annual Memorial Day event this year at the Kansas City National Security Campus (NSC), where parts for nuclear weapons are made and procured. That day, May 29, was warm and sunny, and 63 of us […]
from World BEYOND War OTTAWA — On May 31, over a hundred people have disrupted the opening of CANSEC, North America’s largest military weapons convention in Ottawa, where 10,000 attendees were expected to gather. Activists carrying 50 foot banners saying “Stop Profiting from War,” “Arms Dealers Not Welcome” and holding dozens of “War Crimes Start […]
from CODEPINK “NO MORE MONEY FOR THE MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX” On the afternoon of May 16, CODEPINK activists disrupted a congressional hearing in Washington, D.C. featuring the Secretaries of Defense, Commerce, and State. The hearing, called “A Review of the President’s Fiscal Year 24 Budget Request: Investing in U.S. Security, Competitiveness, and the Path Ahead for […]
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