Programm NATO Summit 3-4 April 2009 Strasbourg

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Official program: 3-4 April 2009 in Strasbourg, France / Kehl, Germany: Summit meeting of NATO heads of state and governments Chancellor Merkel will welcome the heads of state and governments on 3 April at 5.30 p.m. in Baden-Baden. At 7 p.m. there will be a working dinner at the Kurhaus Casino Baden-Baden. On 4 April at 8.30 a.m. (!), initially there is a photo opportunity with the heads of state and government on the footbridge „Passerelle des deux Rives” (between Straßburg and Kehl). The actual summit starts … Continue reading →

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Português Semana se acções contra a NATO cimeira da NATO 2010 em Portugal, sobre uma nova estratégia Español Semana de acción contra la OTAN en occasion de la  cumbre de la OTAN 2010 en Portugal sobre la  nueva estrategia Francais Semaine d’action contre l’OTAN a l’occasion du sommet de l’OTAN 2010 au Portugal de sujet de nouveau concept stratégique

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Semana de acción contra la OTAN

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Contra la nueva estrategia 15-21 de noviembre de 2010, Lisboa, Portugal ➔english ➔deutsch ➔francais ↗português con apoyo de – ICC, International Coordinating Committee No to War – No to NATO – PAGAN, Plataforma Anti-Guerra Anti-NATO Portugal ↓ Semana de acción La OTAN es un creciente obstáculo para lograr un mundo en paz. Desde el final de la Guerra Fría, la OTAN se ha reinventado a sí misma como una herramienta de acción militar de la “comunidad internacional”, incluyendo la promoción … Continue reading →

The ICC Members elected 2011

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Reiner Braun (IALANA, Germany) Claire Chastain (Collectif national unitaire OTAN-Afghanistan, France) Petros Constantinou (Stop the War, Greece) Ludo De Brabander (Vrede, Belgium) Arielle Denis (Movement de la Paix, France) Joseph Gerson (American Friends Service Committee, USA) Jana Glivická (No Bases Network, Czech Republic) Luis Gutierrez-Esparza (Latin American Circle of International Studies, Mexico) Kate Hudson (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, UK) Hans Lammerant (vredesactie, Belgium) Judith Leblanc (Peace Action, USA) Vitor Lima (PAGAN, Portugal) Annie McStravick (Collectif national unitaire OTAN-Afghanistan, France) Agneta … Continue reading →

The bodies of the Network

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What is the network? “No to war – No to NATO” is an international network of groups and organisations from a wide political spectrum united in their opposition to NATO, NATO’s wars in Afghanistan, Lybia, etc. and NATO’s increasingly aggressive global role. It is open to all groups and organisations who share our opposition to NATO, as long as they do not support oppressive regimes or ideologies, and do not practice or endorse racism, sexism, and other forms of oppression. … Continue reading →

Statement Network Free Future Counter Summit for Peace and Economic Justice

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Statement Network Free Future Counter Summit for Peace and Economic Justice Chicago, Illinois, USA May 18 & 19, 2012 A New Global Peace and Justice Movement is Rising The NATO-Free Future gathering in Chicago coincides with a rising global movement against war, militarism, inequality and poverty. We represent the pro-peace and justice majority, the global 99%. We heed the wisdom of Dr.Martin Luther King Jr.’s call to challenge the “triple evils” of poverty, racial inequality and militarism. The rising global … Continue reading →

Feminists against NATO

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an article by kristine karch in the newspaper Newspaper_Europe_in_the_NATO_Strategy.pdf Women around the world are fighting for equal rights, against violence, suppression and exclusion. In the analysis of the causes of war feminists identify the patriarchy – the dominance of masculine values within society – along with the power structures of capitalism, racism and militarism as the driving forces. Male values which are close-knitted to hierarchy, rivalry and competition result in consequential violence. So called female values like concern and reconciliation … Continue reading →