November 2012

13 reports

  1. 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 […]

  2. 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 […]

  3. 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 […]

  4. 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 […]

  5. ~ 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 […]

  6. Four arrested after blockade shuts Hinkley Point access for 5 hours

    Dawn blockade leaves nuclear workers locked out from Southwest Against Nuclear At 6 a.m. on November 23, 10 protestors blockaded access to EDF Energy’s nuclear sites at Hinkley Point in England, preventing the morning shift from starting work. Four people in arm locks formed a barrier across the main access road at Wick Moor Drove […]

  7. One protester arrested as thousands gather at the gates of Ft. Benning

    Mass funeral procession and die-in commemorated the victims of SOA/WHINSEC violence and U.S. militarization from SOA Watch, November 18, 2012 Columbus, Georgia – The largest annual anti-militarization gathering in North America took place in Columbus, Georgia, from November 16-18, 2012. Nashua Chantal of Americus, Georgia, who stood in silence with the message ‘Study war no […]

  8. Nuclear Power? No Thanks – tote bags and yard signs for sale

    TOTE BAGS AND YARD SIGNS With the classic smiling sun “Nuclear Power? No Thanks” logo in yellow, red and black, licensed from www.smilingsun.org. New!  The colors really stand out beautifully on the black twill bags. Perfect for a day at the beach or a trip to the store (or as a gift for your favorite […]

  9. Five reasons to go to jail like you mean it

    by Nadine Bloch from wagingnonviolence.org I’ve had it. Enough with the phone calls, emails and Facebook entreaties for money to pay bail to get someone out of jail for their part in a civil resistance action. Let me explain why I think this is such a big problem. I want to start by talking openly […]