August 2011

5 reports

  1. Norman Lowry returns to military recruiting office, then to jail

    Norman Lowry, jailed twice in recent years for protest at a military recruiting office in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, was released Monday, June 27, after serving nearly 18 months for trespass and probation violation after his second arrest. A few weeks later, Lowry wrote, “After searching God’s heart & being freed from the spiritual sludge of my […]

  2. Sung-Hee Choi released from Korean prison; Jeju resistance mounts

    Korean peace activist Sung-Hee Choi was released from Jeju Island prison today, August 17, where she’d been held since May 19 on multiple charges of obstructing the business of naval base construction contractors. After a series of court hearings through the summer, Choi was convicted and sentenced to eight months in jail. A two-year stay […]

  3. Hiroshima/Nagasaki Resistance Roundup

    Among the hundreds of meetings, church services, vigils, teach-ins and demonstrations across the world marking the 66th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, people engaged in acts of nuclear resistance were arrested at at least half a dozen places, including the world’s largest nuclear weapons profiteer, a nuclear weapons lab, nuclear […]

  4. Jackie Hudson, Presente

    TRIBUTE TO JACKIE HUDSON, OP from her sisters in prison Sister Jackie Hudson, OP – Dominican Sister of Grand Rapids, Michigan, missioned to Ground Zero near Bangor Trident Naval Base, faith-filled and faithful peacemaker and organizer, strong preacher of truth, gentle and nonviolent woman, teacher, musician, plowshare activist and resister, was called before her unconditionally […]

  5. Update on Disarm Now Plowshares, and more

    Greetings People of Peace, The world keeps turning and so does the machinery of madness (more on that further down the page); fortunately so do the wheels of sanity, nonviolence, justice, mercy and peacemaking.  With less than a week before we commemorate the horrific atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki I thought it a good […]