In this double summer issue...

Peace News #2463

July - August 2005

Civil Liberties BANNED: From 1 August 2005: no permit - no protest

CAAB, Speaking "truth to power" N Stone & A Nolan, War crimes in Brighton? Pirates set sail again Natasha Stone, Art Not Oil at the "National Petroleum Gallery" Pavla Gossop, 25 years for peace Independence from America WiB Belgrade, "Let us not forget" Amber Nolan, N-waste dump plan Natasha Stone, Hunger strike over

Anna-Linnéa Rundberg, Another cog in the machine Pete Roche, A nuclear renaissance? Ann Wright and PN, Long and winding road Kat Barton, G8: Strength in diversity Siân Jones, G8: Free trade - free movement? G8: Faslane The freedom to protest conference Janet Kilburn, G8: Why I boycotted the G8 protest

Ian Taylor, Mission accomplished? Iraq and the general election coverage Martin Jeezer, The Marxist-Lennonists Jeff Cloves, Death worse than fete Editorial, It was only a matter of time David McKenzie, Bringing it all back home The Mole, Games, anarchists and bombs

Satish Kumar, The Buddha and the Terrorist Franny Armstrong (dir), Helen Steel and Dave Morris, McLibel - the postman and gardener who took on McDonalds. And won. Medea Benjamin and Jodie Evans (Eds), Stop The Next War Now: Effective Responses to Violence and Terrorism Julia Guest (Dir), A Letter to the Prime Minister: Jo Wilding in Iraq Andrew Murray and Lindsey German, Stop the War: The story of Britain's biggest mass movement

Obituary: Gwynfor Evans Letters In the clink