By Dr. Kathie Malley-Morrison      

Thursday March 8 was International Women's Day--a good day for us to be grateful to the women peace activists who contribute to this blog. Examples are San'aa Sultan, Dr. Dahlia Wasfi, Jean Gerard and Neta Crawford.
 

It was also a good day to celebrate the fact that late in 2011 the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to three women peace activists: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Leymah Gbowee of Liberia, and Tawakkul Karman of Yemen... Read more...

There was no turning back (Liberate THIS, Part 13)

Finally, on Christmas Eve, I got a seat on a red-eye flight out of London and landed in Kuwait City on Christmas morning. Though I was tired, my excitement prevented me from getting any sleep.  Exhausted and jet-lagged, I struggled through airport customs and the Kuwait border emigration process to get to Kuwait's northern border.

It was raining, and my kind taxi driver waited so I could have shelter until the bus arrived to carry passengers across the several-kilometer no-man's land between Kuwait and Iraq... Read more...

Most members of the United Nations and the Arab League, as well as many others, support some kind of action. But does this near-universal consensus add up to a just war occasion?

In international law it well might. But just war theory usually requires a just peace--a condition only implicit, at most, in international law ... Read more... 

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