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The ‘peacemongers’ vowed to not only continue talking to each other, but to continue talking until they achieve their dream, their Sapan, of a South Asia with soft borders, or at least, ease of visas.

The antiwar/peace community responds to red-baiting. @codepink

The senseless slaughter of World War I began with the murder of a single man, a Crown Prince of a European empire whose name no one was particularly familiar with

Brad Wolf is Executive Director and co-founder of Peace Action Network of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. A former lawyer, prosecutor, professor and community college dean, he writes for various publications.

Corporations dominate in the U.S. political realm Justice, it seems, is hard to find. Thousands of grassroots organizations across the country seek justice for their concerns. In the US, some 13,785 nonprofits work for civil rights and social justice.

In July, 2006, Israel bombed Lebanon. The news released fury and anguish in me that was beyond words. I visualized innocent, helpless babies swimming in their blood as bombs blasted away their lives. I struggled to grasp the needless, wanton destruction of lives, homes, futures, and dreams. Why? Why had the decision been made to

Joint statement by organisations Release prisoners on completion of jail term, decriminalise inadvertent border crossings, especially for (...)

Military think tanks are funded with taxpayer dollars, as are military research programs. We spend tens of millions of dollars playing computer war games. We spend close to $1 trillion a year funding actual war-making. 

We spend close to $1 trillion a year funding personnel and machinery for actual war-making.\u00a0Where are the millions for peace?

Do we adopt a no-nukes strategy or a no-win reality?