10 principais worldbeyondwar.org concorrentes

davidswanson.org

Here’s a podcast I was on from USCatholic.org. The interviewers asked good questions, but if you listen to the end you’ll hear them express all sorts of disagreements after we had ended…

peaceaction.org

These candidates are endorsed as pro-peace by Peace Action. Scroll through to support and/or volunteer for them.

lgpsdivest.org

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caat.org.uk

Campaign Against Arms Trade

cnduk.org

We offer free school workshops and assemblies across England, catering to Years 3 to 13. The aim of the workshops and talks is to empower students with knowledge on peace and nuclear weapons issues, enabling them to make informed judgements. The sessions are cross-curricular, and are highly relevant to the curriculum and exam syllabus for English, RE, History, Citizenship and Physics (among others!), as well as helping to meet SMSC and Prevent requirements.

wri-irg.org

a global network of grassroots antimilitarist and pacifist groups, working together for a world without war

demokrateam.org

Haftungsausschluss

mreza-mira.net

Impressum Vlasnik portala je Udruženje Mreža za izgradnju mira Adresa: Džemala Bijedića 40, 71 000 Sarajevo Telefon: 033 741 080 E-mail: info@mreza-mira.net,

aoav.org.uk

Boko Haram was formed in 2002, as a Sunni islamist sect opposing Western education along with all secular aspects of Nigerian society. Their goal is to establish an Islamic state in Nigeria. ​​ ​​ Over the past decade (2014-2023), AOAV has recorded 134 incidents of explosive weapons use attributed to Boko Haram. Boko Haram are the reported perpetrators of 3,036 civilian casualties (1,175 killed), and 554 armed actor casualties (338 killed). ​​ ​​ Attacks attributed to Boko Haram have been recorded in Nigeria (2,343), Cameroon (310), Chad (299), and Niger (84). ​​ IEDs account for 91% (2,777) of civilian casualties attributed to Boko Haram, in particular non-specific IEDs (2,359 civilian casualties), car bombs (322), and roadside bombs (96). Suicide bombings represent 54% (72) of Boko Haram attacks, and caused 75% (2,278) of civilian casualties. ​​ ​​ The majority of civilian casualties were recorded in Boko Haram attacks on markets, which account for 26% (783) of civilian casualties. Other locations impacted by attacks attributed to Boko Haram include transport-related infrastructure (361 civilian casualties), village (352), urban residential areas (280), multiple urban areas (267), and entertainment venues (259).