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Only 10 nations - including UK - don't support a ban
18 June: ride for Roy
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Mark Gorman, Saving the People’s Forest: Open spaces, enclosure and popular protest in mid-Victorian London
Norman Finkelstein, I’ll Burn That Bridge When I Get To It: Heretical Thoughts on Identity Politics, Cancel Culture, and Academic Freedom
Editorial: ‘Vital interests’ rule
British nuclear weapons are there to protect investors’ interests
Poynted remarks
Our columnist takes aim at angry motorists
What else
'I really am as cross as a bag full of badgers about this nonsense.'
Diary: 'Perhaps it’s not surprising that recruitment is a bit slower than planned'
Our Bentley-based cooperator extends an invitation
Beyond the barricades
Ambrose Musiyiwa talks to community activist Cecil Gatzmore about the politics of reggae
Radical music: 'Ya Gaza'
'We will break the siege, and we will bring down the wall with patience and steadfastness'
#PeaceTok
How peace campaigners are using TikTok for Peace
AJ Muste’s life of activism
Described by some as ‘the American Gandhi’, this lifelong activist was called ‘the Number One US Pacifist’ by Time magazine in 1939
Three days of the candour
At the Journal of Peace and Nonviolence peace research workshop
Roy's PN photos
A selection of photos by Roy St Pierre
Muste and revolutionary nonviolence
The foremost task of someone committed to nonviolence is ‘to denounce the violence on which the present system is based'
On 15 February, Nicola Sturgeon announced that she was resigning as the leader of the Scottish…
'Sometimes refusing to fight is the bravest and most effective action one can take for peace and…
Those who have an insatiable appetite for war seldom heed the wreckage they have left behind,…
Comment
Editorial: ‘Vital interests’ rule
British nuclear weapons are there to protect investors’ interests
Poynted remarks
Our columnist takes aim at angry motorists
What else
'I really am as cross as a bag full of badgers about this nonsense.'
Diary: 'Perhaps it’s not surprising that recruitment is a bit slower than planned'
Our Bentley-based cooperator extends an invitation
Beyond the barricades
Ambrose Musiyiwa talks to community activist Cecil Gatzmore about the politics of reggae
Radical music: 'Ya Gaza'
'We will break the siege, and we will bring down the wall with patience and steadfastness'
18 June: ride for Roy