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Peace News #2438 March to May 2000

Iraq, Return of the pirates Berlin prosecutor vs Peace Activists Turkey, Soldiers' testimonies on trial Burundi, Peacemaker rejected US, Judi Bari - case continues Croatia/Aoteroa, Election fever Trident Ploughshares Plowshares vs Depleted Uranium

Rowan Tilley, Seattle - Wanted: A diverse mass pf 60,000 people Jørgen Johansen, From Pristina to Grozny Bridget Butt, Africa peace churces declare their objection to war Bojan Aleksov, Seven months of disillusionment Edward Palmisano, Breaking the deadlock in Iraq

Andrew Rigby, Guest editorial Roberta Bacic, JUSTICE - Where are you? Roberta Bacic, What are truth commissions? Lindiwe Mthembu-Salter, To forgive, one needs to know what to forgive Bishop Poisson, Inherent justice Alyx Hardy, Justice? A chronology of apology Andrew Rigby, Esrache Juan de Wandelaar, The Generals Lucy Tatman, Forgiveness & reconciliation: A feminist theological reflection Roberta Bacic, How a story can help Johann Christoph Arnold, Forgiveness when reconciliation is impossible David Dunai, Photomontage Howard Clark, The Campaign to Reconcile Blood Feuds in Kosov@ Clem McCartney, Moving on Bishop Poisson, Reconciliation or social peace? Beate Zilversmidt, Only peace will bring security

Heal the memory Prevention and Management of Violent Conflicts Useful contacts

Lawrence Weschler, Calamities of Exile Gidley, Ruth & others (eds), Guatemala: Thinking about the unthinkable The collected works of Mahatma Gandhi (CDROM) WWW: The South African Truth & Reconcilation Comission Michael Ignatieff, The Warrior's Honor Ward Churchill, Pacifism as Pathology Bobbie Oliver, Peacemongers: Conscientious objectors to military service in Australia 1911 - 1945 Peter Brock & Nigel Young, Pacifism in the Twentieth Century Various Artists, Stand Up And Be Counted (audio CD) Rage Against The Machine, The Battle of Los Angeles (audio CD) Gee Vaucher, CRASS art and other postmodernist monsters

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