The American Peace Information Center and American Veterans Committee Jointly Remember Memorial Day This Memorial Day, the American Peace Information Center (APIC) and American VeteransCommittee (AVC) join together to honor those who needlessly perished in wars of imperialistaggression. We recognize their courage and commitment, often made under conditions not oftheir own choosing. These individuals were […]
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The WPC expresses its indignation and strong condemnation about the recent brutal killings and massacres perpetuated in the Syrian provinces of Latakia and Tartus by the armed religious fundamentalist forces which are in support of and by the new ruling groups in Damascus. We are aware and not surprised by the nature of the above
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The UN Transition Assistance Group set up in South Africa at the end of apartheid rule was instrumental in ensuring that the people of South Africa had the means to elect their own leadership and have a peaceful society in their country. Today the people of Syria require a similar peacekeeping mission. At every side
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The United Nations has repeatedly called on our country to end this blockade. In 1992, the United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly adopted Resolution 47/19 on the necessity of ending the economic embargo on Cuba imposed by the United States. For 32 years, the UN has voted on this issue. Every year Washington has said, “It’s
The World Peace Council expresses its strongest opposition to the recent developments in Syria, which led to the overthrow of the Syrian government by armed religious fundamentalist forces who have been active in the region for the last thirteen (13) years. The WPC considers this situation a result of a coordinated foreign imperialist intervention, despite
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The Executive Committee meeting of the World Peace Council was held successfully in Kathmandu, Nepal, on 9-10 November, 2024. The meeting was hosted by the Secretariat Member of the WPC, “Nepal Peace and Solidarity Council”. After the presentation of the speech of the President, and the Reports of the General Secretary, Executive Secretary and the
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December 7, 1941 continues to live in infamy as one of the most devastating days in American History. The Attack on Pearl Harbor rivals only the September 11 terrorist attacks of 2001, and August 24, 1814, when the British burned Washington, DC in the War of 1812. Every year, we remember the 2,403 Americans that
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By Ryan Nisly. During the first Cold War, the threat of a nuclear attack was very real to Americans. Bomb shelters were built, kids were trained to hide under their desks, and supplies were stockpiled. Preparedness for a nuclear war was communicated as a patriotic duty. There were several close calls, but America and the
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The first issue of the American Peace Information Center‘s publication Peace and Solidarity is out now: The American Peace Information Center (APIC) is the continuation of the Peace Information Center (PIC) that was founded in 1950 in the United States. It was an affiliate of the World Peace Council (WPC) founded in 1948 in Wroclaw,
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Originally published by the American Peace Information Center – https://apic.us.org/ The World Peace Council (WPC) was founded right after the end of the Second World War in 1949, on the ashes of European fascism after the liberation from Nazism by peace loving forces. Founded on the principles of “No more War – No More Fascism”,
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