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SHELBURNE FALLS — Fifty years after anti-war activist Randy Kehler was jailed for refusing to serve during the Vietnam War, he has been featured in a new documentary called: “The Boys Who Said No.” The film, which includes interviews of Vietnam...

Our economy is going to be terrible for a long time. and we are definitely going to need a lot of mail-in ballots in the coming midterm elections for your safety. and vaccines, we will need a lot more vaccines. in addition to the two youve already had, you will need a third vaccine at least. pfizers orders. watch. >> with the new variant sweeping the globe, how do we put an end to thiss pandemic? how do we save lives and get business back to normal so everyone can put that on the table simple, t...

Personally, thanks to omicron, our economy is going to be terrible for a long time. and we are definitely going to need a lot of mail-in ballots in the coming midterm elections for your safety. and vaccines, we will need a lot more vaccines. in addition to the two youve already had, you will need a third vaccine at least. pfizers orders. watch. >> with the new variant sweeping the globe, how do we put an end to this pandemic? how do we save lives and get business back to normal so everyone can p...

SEOUL — Kim Ju-hwan is headed toward an uncertain future. The 24-year old university student was sentenced to a year in jail for refusing to serve in South Korea’s military. 
As a Jehovah’s Witness, Kim says he’s morally opposed to war. “Based on what I learned in the Bible, I’m a conscientious obj...

Two interviews with veterans of the anarchist scene in 1940s Glasgow.

A transplanted Californian and former conscientious objector, he infused Thai music with Western sounds as a prominent composer and performer based in Bangkok.

Military conscription has become less popular. The rules have loosened. But experts still worry about the threat from the North.

Who look like kyrie irving. muhammad ali, on the other hand, took a political stance as a conscientious objector to the vietnam war, saying he refused to go to war and shoot my brother or some darker people or some poor hungry people in the mud for big powerful america. ali risked going to prison because of his stance. prison. heres the other thing. muhammad ali supported vaccines. even doing a psa encouraging them for new yorkers in 1978. >> the law says if your kids dont have their shots for d...

On July 26 1971, a top secret cabinet meeting ended what was then Australia’s longest conflict. The public would hear about it for the first time in August, when Prime Minister William McMahon announced the withdrawal of Australian forces from Vietnam. Eighteen months — and a change of government later — Australia’s Vietnam War was over. Alongside untold Vietnamese, some 521 Australians had died in conflict, including 202 national servicemen. The end of Australia’s war also saw the wr...

London protest for Bradley Manning calls for his release