MUSICAL PROTEST - NO MORE ARMS FAIRS This will be outside ExCeL London which has been the site of previous "DSEi" Arms Fairs and where another is threatened in 2017.
Speakers from a range of anti-war organisations will brief about the Trident replacement plan and strategies and tactics to stop it, including mobilising for the Stop Trident demonstration.
London CAAT's monthly meeting - come down to discuss future actions.
Just Supper at 7.30. At 8.15 talk by Kevin Vickers, Chair of MK People’s Assembly.
Pacifism and Nonviolence Discussion Group meet on the second Tuesday of the month. All are welcome, but please be prepared to join in the discussion. Please try to turn up by 7pm sharp.
in the event that DSEI Arms Fair is not cancelled by then: Silent, candle-lit vigil in the evening in solidarity with victims of the Arms Trade whose voices are not heard.
With Linsey McGoey.
With Professor Kevin Bales. High profit exploitation of people is increasing rapidly with the globalisation of markets, and millions of people are being subjected to a form of modern day slavery.
With Dr. Juan Grigera. In size the fifth largest country in the world, and with an economy that is the seventh largest by GDP, Brazil looked set to be a successful rising global power.
IPB world conference on Disarmament for Development. IPB is planning a World Congress. Details at Congress website. http://www.ipb2016.berlin/
Joint conference organised by the Anglican Pacifist Fellowship and the Methodist Peace Fellowship. Speakers inc Bea Foster, Steve Hucklesby and Stephen Kingsnorth.
Does political violence ever achieve its long-term goals or does it simply perpetuate violence? Are some types of political violence more rational, ethical, or justifiable than others?
Join us on a 3-day journey to Paris to tell the world and its leaders that we need to be doing more to limit climate change.
A chance to meet, share, ask questions, learn about nonviolence and how it can help our campaigning - there's also a vegan lunch provided. 1
