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This Week in the World: Celebrating the Forgotten Peacebuilders | Friends Committee On National Legislation (opens the original)
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On Monday, we joined the United Nations and people around the world in celebrating the 45th International Day of Peace. At a time of surging U.S. militarism and global conflict, the International Day of Peace provides a hopeful reminder: Amid the unrelenting news of violence, countless people all across the globe are also acting each day to build peace. This year’s Peace Day theme calls us to celebrate these “everyday architects of peace” – people who are “driving local action, laying the ground
This Week in the World: The War on Terror is Quietly Raging On | Friends Committee On National Legislation (opens the original)
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25 years ago this week in the wake of the September 11 attacks, Congress passed the 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF), opening the door for what became the never-ending “Global War on Terror.” The AUMF passed unanimously in the Senate. In the House, 420 representatives voted “yes.” Courageously, Rep. Barbara Lee stood alone in voting “no.” Citing a member of the clergy, Rep. Lee issued a prophetic warning: “As we act, let us not become the evil that we deplore.” Tragically,
This Week in the World: Reflecting on 9/11 and the Wars that Followed | Friends Committee On National Legislation (opens the original)
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As we mark 25 years since the September 11 attacks, we join people all across the country and the globe in remembering all those lost in the horrific attacks of that day. We honor all of the first responders, fire fighters, and other ordinary people who acted with extraordinary courage to save the lives of others, even at the cost of their own. We also mourn all of those who were killed in the decades of wars that followed, including hundreds of thousands of people in Iraq, Afghanistan, and else
This Week in the World: As Iran War Escalates Again, FCNL’s Network is Mobilizing for Peace | Friends Committee On National Legislation (opens the original)
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This week, President Trump once again resumed strikes on Iran, killing more civilians and causing more economic turmoil. On Wednesday, a U.S. airstrike hit a wedding celebration in a small costal town, killing at least four people, including two children, and wounding dozens of others. As Senator Chris Van Hollen (MD) pointed out, this horrific strike fits into a broader pattern of the Trump administration’s callous and reckless disregard for civilians. “There must be a full investigation [and]
This Week in the World: One Year Later, Congress Must Stop Trump's Murder at Sea | Friends Committee On National Legislation (opens the original)
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Next week will mark one year since the Trump administration carried out its first attack against an alleged drug trafficking boat, killing 11 people. In that time, the U.S. military has blown up 68 boats in the Caribbean Sea and Eastern Pacific Ocean, killing at least 227 people. These strikes have become almost routine, largely fading from the headlines. But we must not allow government-sanctioned murder to be normalized. By definition, all of these strikes have targeted civilians, regardless o
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