Humanitarian Intervention

International opposition to the war on Yemen is growing

The desperate situation in Yemen cannot be hidden anymore. More and more international voices are calling for a halt to the fighting, says Chris Nineham
Afghanistan is a prime example of why 'humanitarian intervention' is a lie

After spending trillions of dollars and killing countless civilians, the US has admitted defeat in Afghanistan, but don't expect any honest accounting, writes Lindsey German
Nationwide opposition to Syria airstrikes

Thousands of people have taken to the streets in over 40 towns and cities across the country to voice their opposition to Theresa May's bombing of Syria
The idea that the West have been “inactive” in Syria is completely untrue

Politicians and commentators supporting more military action in Syria say inaction has consequences, but the West haven't been inactive in Syria argues Shabbir Lakha
Crossing lines: Tatchell and his attacks

Tatchell's obsession with self-publicity has now led him to attacks on Jeremy Corbyn and the anti-war movement
The EU is no friend to refugees

The EU is has a terrible record on it's treatment of refugees, argues Shabbir Lakha
A beacon of hope in dark times

Shabbir Lakha reports on the Convoy to Calais, which the French police shamefully turned back at the border
Imperialist intervention in Syria: not the people’s dream, but a nightmare

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica on why when it comes to the crisis in Syria, the main enemy is at home
Why safe havens are a green light for bombing

Stop the War Coalition has prepared a briefing on why safe havens and no-fly zones amount to military intervention, and must be opposed
The EU declares war on migrants

We must end a foreign policy that is causing mayhem and misery across vast swathes of the globe
Destroying Libya to 'save it': David Cameron has no regrets

The anti-war movement's prediction that western interventions would set the Middle East on fire, have proved tragically true, but that will not stop politicians fanning the flames

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Humanitarian Intervention

Humanitarian Intervention

The desperate situation in Yemen cannot be hidden anymore. More and more international voices are calling for a halt to the fighting, says Chris Nineham

After spending trillions of dollars and killing countless civilians, the US has admitted defeat in Afghanistan, but don't expect any honest accounting, writes Lindsey German

Thousands of people have taken to the streets in over 40 towns and cities across the country to voice their opposition to Theresa May's bombing of Syria

Politicians and commentators supporting more military action in Syria say inaction has consequences, but the West haven't been inactive in Syria argues Shabbir Lakha

Tatchell's obsession with self-publicity has now led him to attacks on Jeremy Corbyn and the anti-war movement

The EU is has a terrible record on it's treatment of refugees, argues Shabbir Lakha

Shabbir Lakha reports on the Convoy to Calais, which the French police shamefully turned back at the border

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica on why when it comes to the crisis in Syria, the main enemy is at home

Stop the War Coalition has prepared a briefing on why safe havens and no-fly zones amount to military intervention, and must be opposed

We must end a foreign policy that is causing mayhem and misery across vast swathes of the globe

The anti-war movement's prediction that western interventions would set the Middle East on fire, have proved tragically true, but that will not stop politicians fanning the flames