Webinar on $1.15bn US-Saudi Arms Sale and the War in Yemen

Join Yemeni Journalist Nawal al-Maghafi, Human Rights Watch, Win Without War and Oxfam on Monday, September 12th at 4pm ET for a live discussion on the proposed $1.15bn Saudi Arms Sale, humanitarian crisis in Yemen and what we can do to encourage peace.

RSVP: bit.ly/yemenpeace

If you haven’t heard about this proposed arms sale, you’re not alone. While it hasn’t drawn much attention, it comes amidst numerous allegations of apparent war crimes and gross violations of human rights, including the Saudi-led coalition bombing another school, and a fourth Doctors Without Borders hospital in Yemen where 17 months of conflict has resulted in the displacement of 3 million people and a quarter of the population is on the verge of famine.

While Saudi Arabia is dropping the bombs, the U.S. is often supplying them and providing other support for the war. As Senator Chris Murphy pointed out, “there’s an American imprint on every civilian life lost in Yemen.”

But thankfully there’s something we can do to help stop this deal from moving forward. Senators Chris Murphy (CT) and Rand Paul (KY) are teaming up to introduce legislation to block this new $1.5 billion U.S. package of tanks, ammunition, and machine guns to Saudi Arabia.

Join us Monday September 12th at 4pm ET for a live discussion on the ongoing war in Yemen, proposed Saudi Arms Sale and what we can do to encourage a peaceful, diplomatic settlement to end the war.

When: Monday, September 12, 4 PM ET/1 PM PT

Who: Yemeni Journalist Nawal al-Maghafi, Human Rights Watch’s John Sifton and Win Without War’s Stephen Miles  Moderated by Oxfam’s Scott Paul

How: Register to join us at bit.ly/yemenpeace

RSVP now and please share with others who’d be interested!

One Response

  1. We use 7 senses to desipher and determin our concious movements one of which i believe explains how thoughts can falsly transpire elsewhere. As the Vestibular used for balance in the ear also describes other empty spaces in the body which i think when related to vestibule whoms meaning describes an empty space such as passage, hall, or room between the outer door and the interior of a building could be relative in furthing a simplified understanding of how the brains anatomy works with regards to our balance of perception and the balance of atmospherical awareness because the atmoshere that supports us is also a space between the earth and the universe so believe it to be of high importance to the welfare of understanding the development of certain issues. ???

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Articles

Our Theory of Change

How To End War

Move for Peace Challenge
Antiwar Events
Help Us Grow

Small Donors Keep Us Going

If you select to make a recurring contribution of at least $15 per month, you may select a thank-you gift. We thank our recurring donors on our website.

This is your chance to reimagine a world beyond war
WBW Shop
Translate To Any Language