USEFUL ANTI-WAR LINKS AND INFO

Below are some of the best sources on the web for anti-war news, opinion and analysis as well as latest updates regarding campaigns and upcoming actions.

Australians Against the War (UK)
A London based group of Australians living overseas who want to actively oppose the illegal war against Iraq and the ongoing occupation, and that Australia under the Howard government was involved in supporting Bush's war.

Australian Anti-Bases Campaign Coalition
Since 1986 has sought to rally against the presence of the many US bases and associated intelligence facilities in Australia and the region.

Common Dreams
Common Dreams is a national non-profit citizens' organization working to bring progressive Americans together to promote progressive visions for America's future.

Green Left Weekly
On-line version of the weekly Australian radical newspaper.

International ANSWER
Act Now to Stop War & End Racism.

In These Times
In These Times is a national, biweekly magazine of news and opinion published in Chicago.

Iraq War News
Latest news, analysis and opinion in both Russian + English.

Justice Action
Justice Action is a community-based organisation comprising criminal justice and prison reform activists which promotes policies and initiates campaigns to uphold viable non-custodial alternatives to imprisonment and law and order policies that criminalise the inequities in our communities.

Media Workers Against War (UK)
Run by a volunteers working in all types of media opposed to the so called ‘war on terrorism’ and the mainstream media’s support for aggressive action against innocent civilians under the pretence of ‘anti-terrorism’.

Occupation Watch
An international coalition of peace and justice groups, together with Iraqi counterparts, maintin a Baghdad-based International Occupation Watch Center and the website www.occupationwatch.org.

Socialist Worker
On-line version of the Australian fortnightly socialist newspaper.

Stop the War Coalition (UK)
Website of the Stop the War Coalition, formed on 21 September 2001 at a public meeting of over 2,000 people in London.

Victorian Peace Network
The Victorian Peace Network works to bring together diverse organisations opposed to militarism, racism and human rights abuses.

What Really Happened (US)
The purpose of the site is to expose deceptions by governments and media used to trick the public into wars and out of their money.