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Occupy Britain roundup

by PN staff

Which UK Occupations are still up and running?

Occupy US Resists

by Christina Dey, Gabriel Carlyle

US movement battered but not yet broken

Roll on Fem12

by Claire Poyner

Claire Poyner reports from UK Feminista's Annual Conference

Four jailed for spying on Greenpeace France

by Christina Dey

EDF employees get fines and prison sentences

On 11 November, 25 people gathered on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral behind a banner “Mourn the Dead! Heal the Wounded! End the Wars!”. Pictured are Matthew Horne Iraq veteran (left), Ben Griffin Iraq and Afghanistan veteran (right), Ciaron O’Reilly, Catholic worker (centre).

Michael Lyons free

by PN staff

Census news

by PN staff

Refusers face trial for arms protests

Assassination raids kill civilians

by Gabriel Carlyle

Are night raids now the main cause of civilian deaths in Afghanistan?

Sound & fury

by Gabriel Carlyle

Afghan "President" powerless to stop US killings

Drones kill "blobs in shadows"

by Chris Cole

The human reality behind the statistics

Israeli military stops Gaza convoy

by David Polden

Comment

Activism and ... Christmas

by PN

From the archives ...

by Albert Beale

Churches, schools and peace

Harry Potter, resister!

by Susan Clarkson

Drawing lessons from fiction, with plenty of spoilers if you haven't read the whole series.

Visiting Afghanistan: a preparation process

by Maya Evans

Features & PN Events

Roouminations

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Rebel Clown tickling techniques

by PN staff

Become a rebel clown!

Fukushima fallout

by Phil Steele

It's too early yet to say post-Fukushima, says Philip Steele.

To end all wars

by Adam Hochschild, Gabriel Carlyle

American writer and activist Adam Hochschild has produced a series of remarkable books: on rubber slavery in the Congo (King Leopoldís Ghost), Stalinist Russia (The Unquiet Ghost) and the British anti-slavery movement (Bury the Chains). Peace News caught up with him this November to talk about his latest book, To End All Wars, a history of the First World War with a difference.