Nonviolent Direct Action

Israel in Trial for Apartheid

21 Jan 2010 - 12:00am
22 Jan 2010 - 11:59pm
Etc/GMT

Five SPSC members face absurd charges of
'racially aggravated conduct' for protesting the Gaza massacres during a
performance at the 2008 Edinburgh International Festival by the Jerusalem
Quartet, official cultural
ambasssadors of apartheid Israel and 'distinguished IDF musicians' whom
an admiring interviewer said were of the view that 'a rifle in one hand and a violin in the other is
the ultimate Zionist statement'.The defendents will present the facts of Israeli occupation,
apartheid, programme of ethnic cleansing and British government

Anti-War Activists Will Not Be Silent Action at NATO Parliamentary Assembly

Just after eight thirty this morning, several members of Trident Ploughshares blocked the entrance of the Edinburgh International Conference Centre for quarter of an hour as Parliamentarians from NATO countries met for the final session of the assembly. Foreign Secretary David Milliband and the Secretary General of NATO, Anders Fogh Rasmussen were due to speak following a minute’s silence.

Edinburgh World Justice Festival

The Edinburgh World Justice Festival (EWJF) was inspired by the massive Make Poverty History demonstration held in Edinburgh in early July 2005.

Campaign Against Arms Trade Edinburgh

The Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) works for the reduction and ultimate abolition of the international arms trade, together with progressive demilitarization.

Anne-Marie O'Reilly
Local Campaigns Co-ordinator
Phone 0207 281 0297

Peace One Day

Peace One Day looks to engage all sectors of society, including governments, organisations of the United Nations system, regional and non-governmental organisations and individuals in observance of 21 September, through the practical manifestation of non-violence and ceasefire in accordance with UN GA Resolution 55/282, and encourage action on Peace Day that creates a united and sustainable world.
“It is the peoples of this world who can create peace.” Ahmad Fawzi

Northern Friends Peace Board

We are an organisation of Quakers (members of the Religious Society of Friends) in the north of Britain set up to support "the active promotion of peace in all its height and breadth". This web site gives information and news of our recent and current activities, as well as a wide range of online peace resources, links to other sites and news of other activities which may be of interest. We hope you find what you want here.
Adress:
Victoria Hall
Knowsley Street,
Bolton BL1 2AS
Tel: 01204 382330
nfpb @ gn.apc. org

Women in Black Vigil

14 Nov 2009 - 1:00pm
14 Nov 2009 - 2:00pm
Etc/GMT

Register House East End Princes St from 12am to 13am

PEACE CEILIDH FOR FUNDS

SATURDAY NOV 7th is not just two days after Guy Fawkes night, This is the Peace & Justice Centre FUND RAISER
ceilidh at The Rudolph Steiner Hall 60 Spylaw Road, EH10 5BR.
THE weel kent BELLE STAR Ceilidh band, with Adam Holmes, Finalist in this year's BBC Young Traditional Musician, singer songwriter, and Lisa Paton with Townhouse and Stairheid Gossip's Eileen Penman adding to the entertainment.

ANGIE ZELTER AT ALDERMASTON

TRIDENT PLOUGHSHARES BLOCKADE AT ALDERMASTON ON 15TH JUNE 2009

It was a glorious morning as 5 separate groups made their way towards Aldermaston. At 6.30a.m. the Muriel Lesters arrived at North Gate to find it had not been opened yet for the park and ride coaches so they further locked it with their own chains and some super-glue and arranged themselves as comfortably as possible in their lock-ons and hung their peace banners.

P&J Lunchtime Discussion - Right of assembly?

28 May 2009 - 1:00pm
28 May 2009 - 1:45pm
Etc/GMT

Beneath St John's Church, West end of Princes Street

Democratic deficit, politicising of the police,
and the erosion of cilvil liberty. Protest zones,
kettling, forensic evidence gathering
There will be a short film screening of Right of
Assembly from director David Graham Scott
and The New Ten Commandments by
Landsome Productions along with this
discussion, starting sharp at 1.00.

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