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What's wrong with Armed Forces Day?
Pacifist, not passive: join the Peace Pledge Union!
Covid 19: Divert military budget to tackle pandemic
Remember the conscientious objectors of the First World War
Labour leader Keir Starmer has been accused of promoting a misleading image of the UK military while marking Armed Forces Day.
Ed Bridges is at the Court of Appeal this week to challenge the use of facial recognition technology at a peaceful protest.
The Peace Pledge Union has reiterated calls to remove a statue of Arthur Harris, known for colonial atrocities and bombing German civilians.
Peace groups and anti-racist campaigners in the UK are calling on the government to end the export of tear gas and rubber bullets to the USA.
The Service Prosecuting Authority has dropped all but one investigation into alleged war-related crimes by UK armed forces personnel in Iraq.
People in six continents took part in events to support and celebrate conscientious objectors on Friday (15th May).
On Friday 15th May people around the world will pause to remember all those who have refused to bear arms and participate in war.
People with memories of World War Two are expressing fear over plans in some areas to sound air raid sirens at events to mark VE Day 75.
