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timeline of antiNATO days, bucharest
:: indymedia romania /
08.04.08
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The NATO summit in Bucharest took place between April 2-4. Activists from Romania and abroad organized “Anti-NATO Days” between March 28 and April 5, as a form of protest. What follows is a daily chronology of events, starting with the repression and abuse by border guards, police and the mass-media, to the actions of solidarity by human rights organizations and foreign activists.
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Bucharest Declaration
:: co-written /
05.04.08
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The Common Voice from the anarchists and anti-militarists who gathered in Bucharest in April 2008 to protest against the NATO summit.
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Greetings from Munich
:: Internationalist Bloc against the NATO-summit /
04.04.08
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An adress of solidarity to those struggling on the streets of Bucarest and at the borders of Romania, from the protesters against the NATO-security Conference in Munich
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contra-doxa.com &summitnato.ro attacked again
:: infor /
03.04.08
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After the sites contra-doxa.com and summitnato.ro, which have published anti-summit materials, were attacked for the first time in the middle of the day on April 2nd and were subsequently brought back online, during the evening of the same day they crashed for the second time as a consequence of a new online attack.
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War is Coming Home
:: peacehq /
02.02.08
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War is the disease of which PTSD and other mental illnesses that plague our soldiers and veterans are merely symptoms.
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Samir Qontar, Israel's longest held Lebanese
:: Greg /
29.08.07
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Samir Qontar, Israel's longest held Lebanese prisoner who has been incarcerated in Israeli jail for the past 30 years. In fact the Hezbollah operation last year in which 2 Israeli soldiers were kidnapped, which sparked the 34 day long war, was meant to use the 2 soldiers as bargaining chips in order to force Israel to release Samir Qontar.
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Interfaith Peace Walk Towards a Nuclear Free
:: peacehq /
06.08.07
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After 86 days on the road since leaving Dublin on May 13th the Footprints for Peace group on their "Towards a Nuclear Free Future" peace walk will stop at Downing Street.
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Transnistria Trafficking Arms On Europes Door
:: Alexe /
09.05.07
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Trafficking Arms On Europe’s Doorstep looks at a “country” which has one of Europe’s biggest military stockpiles but has escaped any meaningful international regulation since its creation in 1990. According to this French documentary Transnistria continues to arm rebels in Sub-Saharan Africa, the Caucasas and Iraq.
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