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Greater Manchester Stop the War Coalition

Manchester's Alternative Remembrance Day

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Last Updated on Monday, 14 November 2011 22:19
 

An Alternative to Remembrance Day - Friday 11 November

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Greater Manchester Stop the War Coalition is holding a Candle Lit Tribute and Naming of the Dead on Remembrance day Friday November 11th 5.30pm War memorial/Peace Gardens, Manchester.

This year, Remembrance Day for members of the armed forces killed in war since World War I is on the tenth anniversary of the invasion of Afghanistan. It is an opportunity to give voice to the majority opinion in Britain that want all the troops to come home from Afghanistan so that no more are made to risk their lives in a failing war in which Afghan civilians and invading soldiers are being killed at a higher rate that any time since the invasion in 2001

Last Updated on Saturday, 05 November 2011 16:43 Read more...
 

No attack on Iran Statement by Stop the War Coalition

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Statement by Stop the War Coalition

November 2011


We are extremely concerned at reports that plans are being drawn up for an attack on Iran

The case being made for war on Iran is based on a series of speculations about 'undisclosed nuclear-related activities' reminiscent of the disproven 'intelligence' about weapons of mass destruction used to justify the disastrous attack on Iraq.

Last Updated on Saturday, 05 November 2011 16:59 Read more...
 

Stop the extradition of Babar Ahmad: sign the petition

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Babar Ahmad is a British Citizen who has been detained in the UK for 7 years without trial fighting extradition to the USA under the controversial no-evidence-required Extradition Act 2003. In June 2011, the Houses of Parliament, Joint Committee on Human Rights urged the UK government to change the law so that Babar Ahmad’s perpetual threat of extradition is ended without further delay. Since all of the allegations against Babar Ahmad are said to have taken place in the UK, we call upon the British Government to put him on trial in the UK and support British Justice for British Citizens.

Sign the Babar Ahmad petition now...

Last Updated on Wednesday, 02 November 2011 17:20
 

Wikileaks suspended to fight banking blockade

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Wikileaks suspends activity to fight banking blockade.

Statement from Wikileaks:

"We are forced to temporarily suspend publishing whilst we secure our economic survival. For almost a year we have been fighting an unlawful financial blockade. We cannot allow giant US finance companies to decide how the whole world votes with its pocket. Our battles are costly. We need your support to fight back. Please donate now."

Julian Assange explains why Wikileaks has been suspended

Last Updated on Monday, 24 October 2011 15:52
 
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