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Peace News #2455 June - August 2004

Vanunu released to cheers and jeers Marching on... MAYDAY! Anti-nuclear pilgrims reach Japan Iraq: one year on Andreas Speck, 15 May in Chile

Sian Glaessner, "Things are not as bad as they seem: they are much, much worse" Matt Meyer, Breaking the cycle Tom Feiling, The paramilitary candidate Bob Glaberson, The dangers of international terrorism

Ahoy there! Liz Sandeman, Prisoners of war Janet Kilburn, Stormy weather Stavros Georgopoulos, Flotillas of Hope David McKenzie, "Moon! We hoped you were safe" Iain Murray, Can't sink a rainbow Robert Rabin, David v Goliat en Vieques Mark Lynas, That sinking feeling Karen Sack, Save our deep seas Salty tales from the PN archives Caroline Lauer, Dispute in the South China Sea

Phil Jones, Taking to the water Groups, contacts, knots, nukes, etc

Mark Lynas, High Tide: News from a Warming World William Langewiesche, The Outlaw Sea: A World of Freedom, Chaos and Crime Neal Stephenson, Zodiac Carbon Trade Watch, The Sky is not the Limit: The Emerging Market in Greenhouse Gases Constance Elizabeth Hunt, Thirsty Planet: strategies for sustainable water management Bill Hicks, Arizona Bay Peter Blow, A Village of Widows Platform Films, The Human Shields Christopher Horner and Gilliane Le Galic (Dirs), Trouble in Paradise Movement for the Abolition of War, War No More Jerry Tyrrel, Peer Mediation: a process for primary schools Thomas Goltz, Chechnya Diary: A War Correspondent's Story of Surviving the eWar in Chechnya David Miller (ed), Tell me lies: Propaganda and Media Distortion in the Attack on Iraq

Office news In a nutshell Office news & subscription form Obituary: Tony Smythe, 1938-2004 Events and Campaigns