Justice for the Palestinians, Security for Israel
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The Sydney Peace Foundation’s (SPF) position on the Israeli/Palestinian conflict is that ‘Justice for the Palestinians means Security for Israel’.
Sydney Peace News and Statements
Stuart Rees in The Conversation: Peace medal to Wikileaks founder was controversial, but warranted
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By Professor Stuart Rees, Sydney Peace Foundation Director First Published in The Conversation, 18 May 2011 In a ceremony at London’s Frontline Club
Professor Noam Chomsky praises Julian Assange and the Sydney Peace Foundation
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Professor Noam Chomsky, the “greatest intellectual influence in the Western world for the past forty years”, has paid tribute to
JULIAN ASSANGE RECEIVES GOLD MEDAL FOR HUMAN RIGHTS: LONDON
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Wednesday 11 May Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, has been awarded the Sydney Peace Foundation’s Gold Medal at a ceremony overnight
SPF Gold Medal to Julian Assange
On May 10 2011, at a ceremony at London's Frontline Club, the Sydney Peace Foundation awarded its Gold Medal for
Vengeance is Never Sweet
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"Justice has been done " - It's hard to hear anything else about the killing of Osama bin Laden. But what kind of
Welcome
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Welcome to the Sydney Peace Foundation's new blog! As part of the Foundation's goal to promote understanding of, and active participation
A Public Forum: Breaking Australia’s Silence – Wikileaks and Freedom
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[vimeo http://vimeo.com/22376952] Sydney Town Hall Public Forum, March 16th 2011 On March 16, a massive public forum in Sydney Town Hall was
Vandana Shiva: Sowing Seeds of Hope and Change
VANDANA Shiva's journey from nuclear physicist to eco-feminist began with a trek in the Himalayas. Before beginning a PhD in
Olara Otunnu wins 2005 Sydney Peace Prize: Champion of war children brings peace to front line
It was a strange day to fly into Sydney. Olara Otunnu, a man of peace who has devoted his life
ABC 7:30 Report: Mary Robinson wins Sydney Peace Prize
KERRY O'BRIEN: Outspoken former Irish president Mary Robinson would not have been mourned in either Washington or Canberra when she
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