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No One is Illegal Montreal

SURVEY: Starting a Montreal Chapter | SONDAGE: lancement d’une section montréalaise

A few World BEYOND War members are preparing to start a new chapter in Montreal. We’ve created this short survey to get to know potential chapter members and assess the best way to launch a chapter. Please take a moment and fill it out!

Quelques membres de World BEYOND War se préparent à lancer une nouvelle section à Montréal. Nous avons créé ce court sondage pour connaître les membres potentiels de la section et pour évaluer la meilleure façon de lancer une section. Veuillez prendre un moment pour y répondre!

Audio: Disrupting Land Forces in Brisbane, Australia

Margie Pestorius is a long time peace activist and co-organiser of the recent successful Disrupt Land Forces actions in Brisbane, Australia.

Remembering Des Ratima

World BEYOND War Aotearoa New Zealand is heartbroken to report the untimely death of Maori elder Des Ratima, aged 69.

New Anti-War Billboards Go Up in Berlin

Nuclear weapons threaten our security. We demand Germany’s support for the UN Treaty on Nuclear Weapons.

End the U.S. Military Air Base Construction in Henoko, Okinawa

A petition to President Joe Biden was read aloud in English and Japanese at the White House and at the Embassy of Japan in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, August 21, 2021, by David Swanson and Hideko Otake.

World BEYOND War Publishes Drone Fact Sheet

Here is our new fact sheet on killer drones — as put together by Montréal-based activist Cymry Gomery.

Stop the Militarization of Space

The protest outside Rocket Lab HQ Auckland at 12 Noon 21 June 2021 was to oppose the launches of US military payloads in Space.

A Year of World BEYOND War Work in Ireland

You’ll want to check this out, not just as an example of what can be done, but also for the powerful images and poetry and prose included.

Peace Perspectives by World BEYOND War and Activists in Cameroon

The key historical juncture that marked divisions in Cameroon was the colonisation (under Germany, and then France and Britain). Kamerun was an African colony of the German Empire from 1884 to 1916.