| UK campaign sites |
UK Muslim community news site on the Iraq conflict.
A nonviolent direct action affinity group set up in September 1990. Holds weekly vigils outside the Foreign Office calling for the end of economic sanctions on Iraq.
Non-affiliated group that holds naked anti-war protests.
Group working for the reduction and ultimate abolition of the international arms trade.
A non-violent campaign group working to eliminate nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction.
Campaign raises public awareness, scrutiny and accountability of American bases in the UK and opposes weapons of mass destruction.
Site that encourages Labour party members to protest against war on Iraq.
Diverse open network of people taking action to stop war on Iraq.
Mass letter writing campaign against war.
Newly formed group trying to eliminate weapons of mass destruction from Gloucestershire.
Campaign group that demands the right to inspect RAF bases.
Project attempting to establish an independent and comprehensive public database of civilian deaths in Iraq resulting directly from military actions by the USA and its allies in 2003.
Labour party and trade union campaign for an end to western military action in response to the events of 11th September 2001.
Non-political organisation run by volunteers working in all types of media. Daily updated source for anti-war news, views and updates on the international peace movement.
A charitable organisation of health professionals concerned with the health impacts of violent conflict, poverty and environmental degradation.
Institution that attempts to spread the teachings and culture of Islam within British society. Supports all global anti-war movements.
Organisation-based network set up to continue the work of the National Peace Council, one of the oldest peace organisations in the UK.
Group of representatives inside and outside parliament promoting discussions about the political and diplomatic alternatives to the present crisis, and fostering coordinated action against war.
Campaign to put pressure on the British government by sending a message to Tony Blair oppposing war on Iraq.
Non-affiliated group, set up more than 25 years ago to look at the effects of war on children around the world.
Charity urging people to email Tony Blair asking him not to start a war on Iraq.
Quaker anti-war site.
Independent organisation, established in 1934, working towards creating a just world free from war.
Site inviting anti-war protesters to email in their details so their location can be shown on a map.
A weekend of protest, direct action and civil disobedience at military basesthroughout the UK on April 5 and 6.
A resource file for Labour party members who disagree with their MP's stance over the Iraq crisis.
Activist samba band involved in anti-war protests.
Independent group formed as a response to post-September 11 international political developments, based at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London.
Developed following September 11 under three slogans: stop the war, no to a racist backlash, and defend civil liberties.
First-hand reports from student and school pupil protests, and calendar of forthcoming actions.
Organisation concerned with the humanitarian crises in Iraq; breaks the economic sanctions by hand-delivering medical supplies to children's hospitals.
Group asking people to sign up to a campaign saying that 'the only war worth fighting is the war on poverty'.
A loose organization of women linked by the net, all praying for peace at the same time of day.
A group of UK based Iraqi and non-Iraqi women working against war on Iraq.
| North American campaign sites |
List compiled by environmental site EarthFuture.
Conservative/libertarian coalition opposed to US bombing in the Middle East and Kosovo.
Multi-faith organisation established by the Quakers in 1917, backing peace building.
Us anti-war opinion forum.
Site devoted to keeping tabs on George Bush.
United, democratic, grassroots network of campus/school based anti-war committees.
A pro-democracy activist group established to 'expose the Bush coup d'etat'.
Coalition of local elected officials and citizens in US cities encouraging people to email city councils and pass a resolution against the war.
Campaign urging people to sign a statement opposing war on Iraq.
Group of women organising vigils for peace and calling for a campaign of civil disobedience if war begins in Iraq.
Nonviolent civil disobedience and direct action against war.
A site urging anti-war protesters to express their views with a duct tape ribbon, duct tape bumper sticker, duct tape banner or sign, or by posting a strip or roll of duct tape to George Bush.
Organisation dedicated to improving humanitarian conditions in Iraq and defending the human rights of the Iraqi people.
Volunteer organization dedicated to nonviolence.
Nonviolent interfaith group set up in 1915.
Anti-military newspaper produced byradical US soldiers in Vietnam.
Site to publicly register opposition to war on Iraq.
Website of the author of Stupid White Men.
A nationwide network of more than 600,000 online activists working to support US citizens in finding their political voice.
Group of artists and activists inspiring protest and resistance to the US government's course in the wake of September 11.
Grassroots campaign arguing that you can be a patriot and stand for peace.
Grassroots peace group.
Group providing resources to stop the weapons of war, from nuclear arms to landmines.
Canadian site that wants to send an international team to the US to inspect a site suspected of housing weapons of mass destruction.
An advocacy organisation founded by family members of September 11 victims, seeking effective non-violent responses to terrorism.
Anti-war christian ministry.
Grassroots education and advocacy project founded by Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben and Jerry's.
National campaign that brings together a broad range of organisations throughout the US to help coordinate protest against war on Iraq.
Group of war veterans who argue they must play a key role in the public debate over national security issues.
A nonprofit organisation dedicated to the abolition of war founded by ex-service members in 1985.
A non-political, educational campaign against war and racism and in support of grassroots democracy, including teach-ins, conferences, local and regional events.
Site calling for people to vote electronically to impeach George Bush.
A coalition of national organisations advocating alternatives to pre-emptive war in Iraq.
Created by the Committee to Unsell the War to put the case against war on Iraq.
| Campaign sites - rest of the world |
Spanish anti-war site.
Austrian anti-war websites.
Petition calling for no use of cluster bombs and post-conflict clear up ofall explosive remnants of war.
Spanish artists against war.
A news portal on the US-Iraq crisis published by anti-war campaigners Voices in the Wilderness and Middle East supplementary news publishers, the Electronic Intifada
Group of volunteers in Bermuda providing a resource for activists and campaigners for nonviolent conflict resolution.
Latvian anti-war group whose name means I am for peace
Group of young Filipino netizens opposed to war on Iraq.
Campaign urging people to send a 'message of peace' to five key political leaders.
Environmental pressure group's anti-war website.
Australian magazine with anti-war stance.
New Zealand Green party anti-war campaign.
The Movement for the Abolition of the Swiss Army wants to abolish the Swiss army, and replace national service with a voluntary, peaceable alternative. Also opposes war on Iraq.
Convoy of peace campaigners travelling to Baghdad to act as a human shield.
Norwegian anti-war site.
International anti-capitalist youth campaigning organisation calling for student strikes on the day of an attack against Iraq.
Swiss site (in German) organising anti-war demonstrations and with links to other European anti-war sites.
Coalition group calling for worldwide rallies against war and racism.
Anti-war movement supported by Ireland's Green and Socialist parties; also opposes US army presence in Shannon.
Irish Network for Nonviolent Action Training and Education, an umbrella group supporting people exploring nonviolent approaches to conflict issues.
A grassroots organisation that practices and supports compassionate listening and speech to deepen understanding and bring peace.
Group of families ofmilitary servicepeople taking an anti-war stance.
Spanish anti-war site.
German campaign urging people to send one Euro to a special bank account as a vote against a war in Iraq.
Australian site urging people to protest against war with Iraq by emailing the prime minister John Howard.
Site opposing a preventive war against Iraq without broad international support.
Site asking people to sign a register indicating their opposition to war.
Australian coalition asking people to sign an anti-war statement.
Spanish anti-war site.
International Catholic Peace Movement with branches throughout the world.
French anti-war site.
Site asking visitors to sign a peace manifesto.
Group dedicated to searching for an apolitical, non-military resolution to the 'war on terrorism'.
Campaign for five Catholic Workers facing court for disarming a US warplane at Shannonairport Ireland and pouring human blood on the runway.
Australian anti-war campaign
New Zealand-based progressive alternative news site.
Belgian anti-war website.
Polish group opposing war on Iraq and planning protests on the day of any attack.
Australian-based network of more than 60 organisations opposed to the war on Iraq.
Website of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation.
Movement sent up in 1921 to promote nonviolent action against the causes of war.
Project placing a webcam in Baghdad to put a human face on the coming conflict.
Group trying to organize, inform, and motivate Americans to question and evaluate the 'war on terrorism'.
International peace network that holds silent vigils to protest war and human rights abuses.
Women in Black UK
Women campaigning for peace since the early 1900's.
Internet centre of the International Committee of the Fourth International, which opposes war on Iraq, and more generally the capitalist market system.
| Literary and artistic sites |
Canadian-based global network of artists, activists, writers, pranksters, and students against consumer culture and conflict.
Spiritual journal opposing war and celebrating women's power to change the world.
Series of anti-war collages by Michael Dickinson.
International journal of analysis and comment with an anti-war focus.
Collective of creative artists activating an audio-visual response to the current global political climate.
Site providing streaming audio of a selection of anti-war songs.
Group organising poetry readings against the war and presenting 13,000 anti-war poems.
Website produced by Heinrich-Kraft-Schule, a comprehensive school in Frankfurt, Germany.
Comic strip opposing war on Iraq.
Audio project providing a record of the fate of Iraq; also features music from Orbital, Aphex Twin and others.
Worldwide theatrical event for peace to be held on March 3, involving the reading of Lysistrata, Aristophanes' anti-war comedy.
Anti-war art collective.
Group that delivered 10,000 anti-war poems to Downing Street.
Mingus Tourette's personal anti-war site.
Reflections on and reactions against wars,past, present and future by digital and network artists. Shockwave/Flash required.
| Anti-war poster sites |
| Anti-war news and resource sites |
Magazine dedicated to the world of activism.
Online magazine providing alternative journalism on the anti-war movement.
Anti-war news, resources and event listings.
Online magazine and research tool providing anti-war news.
Collection of anti-war sites linked by simple navigation system.
Collection of anti-war news, comment and links.
Collection of anti-war news and views.
National nonprofit organisation providing 'breaking news and views for the progressive community'.
Site providing analysis of the 'waw on terrorism'.
Alternative biweekly alternative newsletter.
Anti-war news and comment.
Alternative political newswire.
Free online journal.
Network of collectively run media outlets, originally set up to provide grassroots coverage of the WTO protests in Seattle.
Media and activists' resource centre.
Latest anti-war news from various sites,updated automatically.
Collection of anti-war news and analysis.
Clearing house of information, news and opinions for people and organisations opposed to war on Iraq.
International anti-militarist magazine.
Global calendar of pro-peace and anti-racism protests, meetings, benefits and conferences.
Site providing anti-war fundraising and promotional items.
A US nationally syndicated, daily, left-wing phone-in talk show dealing with anti-war issues.
DirectAction and protest news with nationwide action listings.
Anti-war and news site.
Selection of news and comment from newspaper columnists, university teachers, groups of concerned scientists, and other community leaders.
Site providing critical perspectives on the 'war on terrorism', war on Iraq and the Middle East conflict.
Alternative news and comment site with flourishing anti-war section, including discussion boards and reports from anti-war rallies around the world.
Providing alternative sources of news and views on the threatened war on Iraq.
List of resources put together by Z magazine, an independent monthly of critical thinking.
| Anti-war weblogs |