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Gangjeong Village Story: December 2017/January 2018 Issue

In this December 2017/January 2018 Issue Edition :

Withdrawal of Navy Lawsuit, Start of New Year; Rejecting Militarism on the 80th Anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre; Martha Hennessy’s St. Francis Peace Center Visit; Naval Blockade & Nuclear Posture Review; Nuchi Du Takara
(All Life is a Treasure); International Solidarity (Solidarity with Ahed); ‘Sirens normalize the potential for war’; Round 3 of Jeju 2nd Airport Contention; Trial Updates ; “Night & Day” Recital; Peace School Updates; More on The Memory of the 25th Hour; etc 

  • In this issue, there are many issues that we could not include due to limited space.  All they are precious to share. Please check out some links among those:

Vancouver Womens’ Forum on Peace and Security on the Korean Peninsula    

Hawaii County Urges U.S. To Find Peaceful Solution To North Korea  

Justice for Hiroj

 

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February 2, 2018

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English, Featured, naval exercises, newsletter, solidarity
2nd Jeju Airport, Ahed Tamimi, Alddreu, Hawaii, Martha Hennessy, militarism, Nanjing, Naval blockade, Navy lawsuit, No Foreign Bases, Nuchi Du Takara, Nuclear Posture Review, Okinawa, Palestine, peace school, St. Francis Peace Center, The Memory of the 25th hour, Trial update

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