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  • APPEAL OF THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF VICTIMS OF AGENT ORANGE/DIOXINE
    31 August 2011 par André Bouny (Open-Publishing)
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    Hanoi, Socialist Republic of Vietnam, 9th August, 2011
    The Second International Conference of Victims of Agent Orange/dioxin, held in Hanoi from August 8th to 9th, 2011 included participants from around the world: Agent Orange victims, victims of other toxic chemicals, scientists, lawyers and social activists. The conference is a significant and important historic event, marking the 50th anniversary of the first spraying of the toxic chemical Agent Orange (1961-1971) by the U.S. forces (…)

  • WHAT OBAMA’S AFGHANISTAN "PROGRESS" LOOKS LIKE
    1 June 2011 par (Open-Publishing)

    Stop the War’s day conference on Afghanistan on Saturday 11 June could not be more timely. Since President Obama told the British Parliament on 25 May that the US/Nato forces were "preparing to turn a corner" and the Taliban’s momentum had been "broken", facts on the ground have exposed the reality.
    The day after Obama’s speech, eight US troops were killed, the highest daily figure for four years. The next day, two British soldiers were killed. The father of (…)

  • JUNE 11 CONFERENCE: AFGHANISTAN WAR 10 YEARS ON
    28 May 2011 par (Open-Publishing)

    JUNE 11: CONFERENCE AFGHANISTAN AND THE WAR ON TERROR 10 YEARS ON CONWAY HALL, RED LION SQUARE, LONDON WC1R 4RL
    Tickets £5. To book call 020 7801 2768
    Speakers include: Tony Benn, George Galloway, Tariq Ali, Lindsey German, David Swanson. More details:
    Osama bin laden has been killed but the "war on terror" goes on. For all President Obama’s rhetoric about a diplomatic solution, there are more than double the number of US troops in Afghanistan than there were when (…)

  • Paris: Week of solidarity and struggles against repression (20-27 february 2011)
    19 February 2011 par (Open-Publishing)

    To control population movements is one of the States priorities. It is, in particular, to select with care the labour force needed for the economy, and this in a general context of deterioration in the standard of living. This selection requires the reinforcement of imprisonment of people called “undesirable”, border controls and raids, dropping visas and an intensification of the struggle against the ones who in one way or another go against keeping under control population movements. For (…)

  • Prof. David Ray Griffin on 9/11 tour of various European cities: "Time for a Second Look"
    3 April 2009 par (Open-Publishing)

    Prof. David Ray Griffin on 9/11 tour of various European cities: "Time for a Second Look"
    31 MARCH 2009 Professor David Ray Griffin, renowned author of a series of eye-opening books that recount his painstaking research into the attacks of September 11, 2001, begins his new European tour in London on 14th April. Stressing the fact that the time has come for a second look at the events of that fateful day, the tour will include stops in Paris, Brussels and Madrid, and several other (…)

  • Call to an International Meeting of Solidarity with Bolivia in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, from 23 to 25 October
    4 October 2008 par (Open-Publishing)

    Those who Stand with Bolivia, Stand for all People, all the Time
    1. The dignified inhabitants of this Abya Yala1 (American) continent have been struggling for centuries to re-establish SUMAK KAWSAY2 (Living Fully) that was seized from us by the invaders and subsequent colonizers. Throughout the ages they have murdered worthy leaders, usurped the wealth of the people and at the height of their greed, violated all human rights and those of Pachamama3 [Mother Earth], aided and abetted by (…)

  • Campaign Against the EU Constitution Next public meeting: 15/02/2008 - 19:30
    14 February 2008 par (Open-Publishing)

    Campaign Against the EU Constitution
    Vote No to the Lisbon Treaty
    Next public meeting: Reject the Lisbon Treaty
    Start: 15/02/2008 - 19:30
    A public meeting organised by Sinn Féin outlining the arguments for rejecting the Lisbon Treaty.
    Date: Friday, 15 February at 7.30pm.
    Venue: Wynn’s Hotel, Abbey St., Dublin 1.
    All welcome.
    http://www.caeuc.org/

  • Dec 1st London World Against War Conference: Videos
    3 December 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    The Stop the War Coalition hold a successful international peace conference in London on 1st December
    The World Against War conference was a follow up to international conference hosted in 2005.
    Peace and anti war groups from South America, the Middle East, USA, South Asia, Canada and Europe participated in the conference. The conference discussed the occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan and opposition to any attack on Iran. It also looked at the broader struggle against war and for (…)

  • London World Against War Conference on 1st December (STOPWAR.UK)
    15 October 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    The Stop the War Coalition will be holding an international peace conference in London on 1st December. The World Against War conference is a follow up to the successful international conference we hosted in 2005.
    We expect peace and anti war groups from South America, the Middle East, USA, South Asia, Canada and Europe. The conference will discuss the occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan and opposition to any attack on Iran. It will also look at the broader struggle against war and for (…)

  • PFOX Cried Wolf
    27 September 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    by Wayne Besen
    It was the oddest event in my fifteen-year activism career.
    I had ventured to Orlando, Florida last summer to attend the National Education Association’s annual meeting. Crashing the conference was the so-called "Ex-Gay Educators Caucus," a sham organization run primarily by anti-gay lobbyists, who are attempting to get the viewpoints of "former homosexuals" into public schools. To counter their presence, I staged a press conference outside the huge convention center. (…)