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[26-Jan-2010]

Peace News in India: Read Milan Rai's blog from the 2010 WRI Triennial: http://pnatwri.blogspot.com/

[07-Jan-2010]

Peace News Summer Camp is back in Oxfordshire this year! 23-27 July 2010 - put it in your diary!

In this issue...

Peace News #2516

December 2009 - January 2010

Elise Desiderio, Anti-war soldier faces 10 years in prison

Nik Gorecki, The Peace House party
Tom Willis & Emily Johns,The man who made it all possible
Jonathan Bartley, Poll: “Remember ‘enemies’ as well as soldiers”, say 87%
Polina Aksamentova, Afghanistan: an increasingly unpopular war in US and UK
David Polden, Aldermaston Blockader Four “not guilty”
Gabriel Carlyle, Northwood Die-in Six “guilty”
Joseph Ritchie, Welcoming NATO
Sarah Young, Anti-NATO march
John Cox & Jill Gough, A peace institute for Wales?
Lotte Reimer, Peace poppies and Palestine in Aberystwyth
Colin Nosworthy, Christmas comes early in Bangor – in Welsh
Talyn Rahman & George Farebrother, The struggle to subject war to law
Aisha Maniar, Close Guantánamo
Tim Street, ICAN disarm
Daniel Viesnik, Neutralise the Nukes! – Aldermaston Blockade
News in Brief

PN, New Year rejuvenation
PN, Gaza Freedom march
Milan Rai, For revolutionary nonviolence

Milan Rai & Emily Johns, Editorial
Jeff Cloves, Cowardy cowardy custard
Maya Evans, Diary
Gabriel Carlyle, Spreading the Word
Peter Brawne, Harry's Patch
Jonathan Stevenson, Climate debt

Goshka Macuga, The Nature of the Beast, and Gijs van Hensbergen, Guernica: The Biography of a Twentieth-Century Icon), Reviewed by Emily Johns
L Hobley, Bumping back: an activist’s guide to getting there, doing the business and getting away with it, Reviewed by Milan Rai
Joe Sacco, Footnotes in Gaza, reviewed by Gabriel Carlyle
Alistair McIntosh, Hell and High Water: Climate Change, Hope and the Human Condition, reviewed by Virginia Moffatt
Dahr Jamail, The Will to Resist, reviewed by Ian Sinclair
Tripp York, Living on Hope While Living in Babylon: The Christian Anarchists of the 20th Century , reviewed by Keith Hebden
Tamzin Pinkerton and Rob Hopkins, Local Food: How to make it Happen in Your Community, reviewed by Rachel Holtom

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Campaign Profile: Climate Justice Action