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BY Staff | Minneapolis, MN | 2/19/10
About 75 people gathered here at the offices of U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar, Feb. 18, to protest a new escalation of the war in Afghanistan.
BY Daniel Ginsberg-Jaeckle | Chicago, IL | 12/23/09
Students from around the country protested the U.S. government’s plan for a 30,000 troop surge into Afghanistan in early December.
BY Staff | Saint Paul, MN | 12/17/09
Anti-war protesters gathered at the office of U.S. Representative Betty McCollum here, Dec. 17, to say to no to the war on Afghanistan and to oppose any new taxes to pay for the war.
BY Michael Graham | Asheville, NC | 12/13/09
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) held a demonstration at the Federal Building here, Dec. 4, to protest the escalation of the Afghanistan War and to demand an immediate end to the occupation.
BY Kosta Harlan | Mehtarlam, Afghanistan | 12/08/09
Hundreds of Afghans took to the streets on Dec. 8 to protest the killings of 15 civilians by U.S. forces during an overnight raid on Armal village.
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BY Staff | Minneapolis, MN | 12/07/09
More than 200 people joined a demonstration here, Dec. 5, to show opposition to the escalation of the U.S. war in Afghanistan announced by President Obama.
BY Staff | Chicago, IL | 12/06/09
500 people rallied here Dec. 2 in response to the Obama administration’s announcement that 30,000 more troops will be sent to Afghanistan. Organized by the Chicago Coalition Against War and Racism, protesters demanded, “U.S. out of Afghanistan now.”
BY Freedom Road Socialist Organization | United States | 12/02/09
Freedom Road Socialist Organization denounces the escalation of the bloody and unjust U.S. war in Afghanistan. We condemn the decision made by the White House and Pentagon to ‘surge’ over 30,000 U.S. and NATO forces into Afghanistan in an attempt to stabilize a failing occupation regime.
BY Staff | Minneapolis, MN | 12/01/09
At a packed press conference here Dec. 1, leaders of the Twin Cities peace movement responded to President Obama’s announcement that 30,000 more troops are being dispatched to Afghanistan.
BY Staff | Minneapolis, MN | 10/19/09
On Oct. 17, 400 people joined a Minneapolis anti-war protest as part of a national day of peace actions that saw anti-war events in 50 cities across the U.S. on the weekend of Oct. 17-18.
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