Account
by Kim Bryan
Adults join the global climate strike on 20 September
by Florian Zollman, Alan Macleod, Jeffery Klaehn, Daniel Broudy, Matthew Alford
Five academics examine our media's coverage of foreign affairs, in a piece censored (and then rejected) by a leading liberal publication.
by Daniel Hunter
An extract from Daniel Hunter's Climate Resistance Handbook
How the US anti-war movement has helped to restrain Donald Trump
by Andrew Smith
British government acted 'irrationally and unlawfully' in allowing arms exports for use in Yemen
by Chris Bluemel
Campaigners fined £3,180 for bomb factory blockade
by PN staff
'International rebellion' to take place in October
Hundreds cut off coal supply to Germany’s largest coal-fired power station
by Lotte Reimer
UK condemned as international outlier on child recruitment
by Kelvin Mason, Carol Jenkins
Radical choirs make waves in Aberystwyth
How you can get involved
by London CAAT
Walk throws spotlight on London arms dealers
International fast marks anniversaries of nuclear attacks
by David Polden
Campaign to get US nukes repatriated continues
Woman held on remand for anti-nuke protest
French arms dealers responsible for civilian deaths in Yemen
by Barbara Lindsay
Barbara Lindsay
by Milan Rai
In June, the Pentagon published, then hid an eye-opening military manual
by Marc Hudson
Some thoughts on how to improve meetings from a fed-up campaigner
by Milan Rai, Pat Gaffney
The first part of our interview with long-time Christian peace activist Pat Gaffney
by Rebecca Elson-Watkins
Rebecca Elson-Watkins takes at look at Mic Dixon's new film War School
by Emily Johns
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Preventing a hard border between Northern Ireland the Republic should be the peace movement's priority, argues Milan Rai
by Carol Turner
Organiser of first Aldermaston March who always spoke spoke truth to power
by Claire Poyner
Our columnist vents on air pollution, 'migrants' & vaccines
by Catherine Bann
Lifelong radical whose weekly CND stall became a Penzance fixture
by Bruce Kent
The role of persistence and reliability in our movements is often underrated.
by Cath
Two recent deaths spur our Leeds-based cooperator to reflect on the importance of weaving the memories of lost friends and comrades into our movements
by Penny Stone
Using song to resist the dehumanisation of marginalised communities
by Meghan Kelly
Seattle teachers end standardised testing
