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International
organisations
- Amnesty
International
- The major human rights
organisation
- AntiWar.com
- Good resource for news, archives,
viewpoints, analysis and activities.
- Feminist
Peace Network
- Dedicated to building an enduring
peace, with the ending of violence towards women and children as
a first priority. F.P.N. is a global network of women, open to
pacifists and feminists. It operates via an e-list.
- Global
Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
- The Global Partnership for the
Prevention of Armed Conflict is an international network of
civil society organisations. It was formed to build a new
international consensus on the prevention of violent conflict
and peacebuilding.
- Hague
Appeal for peace
- "Peace is a human right. It
is time to abolish war." Provides peace building
information.
- Human
Rights Watch
- An organisation with many
resources, including evaluation of the International
Criminal Court.
- international
association of lawyers against nuclear arms
- Presents legal evaluations of the
Iraq situation and the war.
- International
Fellowship of Reconciliation
(Founded in 1919)
- International spiritually-based
movement composed of people who commit themselves to active
nonviolence as a way of life and as a means of transformation -
personal, social, economic and political.
- International
Peace Bureau
- A very useful starting point for
international contacts and information, but it may not be
up-to-date.
- International
Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
(IPPNW)
- The key medical anti-war
organisation with a very active student
group promoting a "Nuclear
Weapons Inheritance" project (NWIP) and "Target
X" for nuclear awareness.
- List
of organisations
- A useful list of peace groups,
national and international, is on e-books,
linked to its Iraq
history page.
- nonviolencehelp
- A resource for nonviolence
activists and trainers. The site is an attempt to draw together
some of the available on-line resources on the history, theory
and practice of nonviolence. It is both an introduction to
nonviolent social change and a resource for trainers and more
experienced activists.
- Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
- Has up-to-date news and commentary
on peace issues, with many useful resources
- Pace
e Bene
- A community with diverse spiritual
traditions and cultural backgrounds that networks with others,
to develop the spirituality and practice of active nonviolence
as a way of living and being and as a process for cultural
transformation.
- Pentecostal
Charismatic Peace Fellowship
- To encourage, enable, and sustain
peacemaking as an authentic and integral part of
Pentecostal-Charismatic Christianity, witnessing to the
conviction that Jesus Christ is relevant to all tensions,
crises, and brokenness in the world.
- People
Building Peace
- PbP is a global campaign
recognizing the vital role of civil society in preventing armed
conflict. Launched by the Global Partnership for the Prevention
of Armed Conflict at the first civil society conference on
conflict prevention at the United Nations, PbP tells the story
of people building peace worldwide.
- Raging
Grannies
- To promote global peace, justice,
and social and economic equality by raising public awareness
through the medium of song and humour. Lots of peace
songs.
- Reaching
Critical Will
- An informative range of resources
on many aspects of disarmament, nuclear in particular, and the
UN Committee on Disarmament (CD). Their “Guide to the CD,”
has just been updated and is available in PDF on their website
at http://www.reachingcriticalwill.org/cd/cdbook.pdf.
Learn the history of the CD, briefings on the issues and
their current standing, advocacy tips and governmental contact
information.
- The
United Nations
- Read the United
Nations Charter for yourself
- UNIDIR is the United
Nations Institute for Disarmament Research.
- A key source of disarmament
information
- Women's
International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF)
- Has a project
for implementation of U N Security Council Resolution 1325 on
women, peace and security. It has an Australian
Web site for Resolution 1325.
- AVAAZ
- A community of global citizens who
take action on the major issues facing the world today. Their
aim is to ensure that the views and values of the world’s
people shape global decisions to act for a more just and
peaceful world and a globalisation with a human face. Sign
up for their action updates.
- Campaign
for Cooperation in Space
- Calling for a World Space
Preservation Treaty Conference. The Star
Dreams Initiative is dedicated to the future of the world's
children and their children.
- Canadian
Peace Alliance
- Canada's largest umbrella peace
organization. Founded in 1985; helps member groups to act as a
broad network; provides a strong, coordinated voice for peace
issues at the national level.
- Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace
- Advancing cooperation among
nations and promoting active international engagement by the U S.
- Ceasefire
- A Canadian initiative whose
mission it is to provide people with Web-based tools to take
political action and promote peace, disarmament and social
justice.
- Center
on Conscience and War
- CCW works to defend and extend the
rights of conscientious objectors
- Churches
and War - Straight Gate Ministries
- "We hold these truths ...
" is a Church programme to call US churches to the peace
making task and turn from promoting war.
- Code
Pink
- A women initiated grassroots peace
and social justice movement that seeks positive social change
through proactive, creative protest and non-violent direct
action. It began in November 2002.
- Common
Dreams
- news and views for the progressive
community.
- Draft
Resistance
- specifically encouraging
resistance to the registration laws of the United States.
- End
The War
- A US national grassroots peace
network.
- Fellowship
of Reconciliation
- A very active organisation working
for peace, justice and non-violence.
- Foundation
for Global Community
- This 'Silicon Valley' group is
"to discover, live and communicate what is needed to build
a world that functions for the benefit of all life." It has
a bimonthly journal Timeline.
- Institute
for co-operation in Space
- A non-profit foundation for
"peace on earth by preserving peace in space".
Through its Campaign
for Cooperation in Space it is calling for a World Space
Preservation Treaty Conference. The Star
Dreams Initiative is dedicated to the future of the world's
children and their children.
- International
ANSWER (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism)
- One of the significant
organisations building the anti-war movement in the USA
- Martin
Luther King "A Time to Break Silence"
-- Then it was Vietnam, now it is Iraq.
- This inspiring speech is relevant
today. It was delivered in April 1967 At Manhattan's
Riverside Church.
Also available
from Common Dreams.
- Military
Families Speak Out
- an organization of people who are
opposed to war in Iraq and who have relatives or loved ones in
the military.
- MoveOn http://www.moveon.org/
Now replaced by AVAAZ
- Has an informative e-mail bulletin
- Read the latest online at: http://www.moveon.org/moveonbulletin/
- No
War - Canada
- The Toronto Coalition to Stop the
War. Linked with United for Peace
and Justice.
- Peace
Action
- This merger of SANE and The Freeze
is the largest US grassroots peace group. It has effectively
mobilized for peace and disarmament for over forty years.
"Every person has the right to live without the threat of
nuclear weapons."
- Peace
Alliance
- A US corporation working to pass
national legislation that will promote a culture of peace.
"Peace is more than the absence of war, it is the presence
of Justice." They promoting a Department of Peace for
the US.
- Peaceful
Tomorrows
- An organization founded by family
members of those killed on September 11 2001 who have united to
turn our grief into action for peace. By developing and
advocating nonviolent options and actions in the pursuit of
justice, we hope to break the cycles of violence engendered by
war and terrorism.
- Physicians
for Social Responsibility (PSR)
- The respected US medical group -
affiliate with IPPNW.
- Science
for Peace
- This Canadian site has an
informative resource base.
- Stop
the War Machine
- Focused
on educating people and finding solutions to the truth behind
Pres. Eisenhower's statement about the danger of the
military-industrial complex.
- The
Sojourners
- A Christian group for Justice and
Peace
- The Traprock
Peace Center
- A Quaker peace portal. It also has
a focus on Depleted Uranium (DU).
- United for Peace
and Justice
- A leading group in the US
opposition to the Iraq war.
- Union
of Concerned Scientists
- A diverse site of citizens and
scientists for environmental solutions, including peace and war.
- Voice
of Women for Peace (VOW) - Canada
- VOW works on peace, social
justice, human rights and development, promoting a woman's and a
feminist's perspective. It has a program
to delegitimise war as an instrument to resolve
disputes.
- ZNet
- A community of people committed to
social change. It has a wide range of commentary, including on
Iraq. It has an e-mail newsletter.
- Justice
Africa
- Works with a network of organizations based in
different countries in Africa, initiating and supporting civil society
activities for human rights, democracy, and peace in Africa.
- Malaysia - Perdana
Peace Forum - initial Forum was held in December 2005.
- To facilitate dialogue and to increase
awareness of the impact of war and the benefits of peace. To promote a "culture
of peace" among political representatives.
Europe
- British Stop
the War Coalition
- An informative international site
- Scientists
for Global Responsibility (SGR)
- Information and resources on
responsible scientific approaches to many issues.
- Scottish
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament
- Nuclear disarmament and peace
issues.
- The
Guardian
- has many articles, and with a huge
list of links to organisations
- Gensuikyo
- The Japanese council for the
elimination of nuclear weapons.
- Mayors
for Peace
- Initiated by the Mayors of
Hiroshima and Nagasaki; emphasises the need to eliminate nuclear
weapons.
- New Zealand
- National
Consultative Committee on Disarmament - representatives of
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) committed to peace and
disarmament.
- Peace
Movement Aotearoa
- New Zealand peace networking. PO
Box 9314, Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand. Tel +64 4 382 8129,
fax 382 8173 email pma@xtra.co.nz
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