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by Gabriel Carlyle
Protest against Saudi state terrorism in Yemen
by PN staff
We celebrate the 20th birthday of a little-known but vital part of the peace movement
Racism and colonialism are at the heart of the peace movement's main issues, argues Milan Rai
by Rakesh Prashara
Opencast coal mine stopped
The 75th anniversary of Nagasaki, Castle Park, Bristol, 9 August. PHOTO: SIMON HOLLIDAY
by David Polden
WikiLeaks exposed ‘grave violations of law’, court told
Assets frozen over attempts to investigate US war crimes in Afghanistan
by Dave Cullen
Dave Cullen talks to about the Nuclear Information Service's recent report on the UK's nuclear weapons upgrades
Photos from September's 'Rebellion'
by David Edwards, David Cromwell
The Media Lens team survey recent reporting on claims that UK special forces executed unarmed Afghan civilians
Use of automatic facial recognition tech by South Wales police ruled unlawful
by Kate WhitakerÂ
Tranings support campaigns and communities
by Robin Percival
Politician who played leadership role in Northern Ireland's civil rights movement and went on to help create, sustain and promote the Irish peace process
by
Swansea's 'Peace Mala' project extolled as model for cross-racial discussion
by Milan Rai
$256,000 crowdfunded in 48 hours to pay whistleblower's fine
by Jane Powell
Farmers and climate change campaigners deliberate at Zoom assembly
by Adam Johannes
Cardiff campaigners converge to protest systemic injustices
by Jeanne Rewa, Daniel Hunter
A brilliant new resource for the world we’re moving into
by Marnie Johnson
One part of the mass of XR actions
PN surveyed over 100 peace activists on the impact of Black Lives Matter
by Mahoney Goodman
Mahoney Goodman tells the story (so far) of XR Cambridge's direct action campaign for divestment
A climate action group experiments with Zoom campaigning
Gabriel Carlyle summarises the new Climate & Ecological Emergency Bill
by Poppy Hosford, Devika Shenoy
Poppy Hosford and Devika Shenoy report from a campaign fighting for affordable access to the COVID vaccine for everyone across the globe
by Rebecca Elson-Watkins
Birth partners aren't mere 'visitors' argues Rebecca Elson-Watkins
by Penny Stone
Penny Stone explores the history of 'the Black National Anthem'
by Claire Poyner
Our columnist on those who believe that 'charity begins (and ends) at home'
by Albert Beale, Gabriel Carlyle
Pacifist, engineer and BWNIC defendant
by Cath
Our Leeds-based cooperator feels the tension between inspiration and reality.
by Lindsay Carpenter
Bringing down a 30-year dictator
