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PUT PEACE FIRST

Italian National Demonstration
March 18, 2006, 2:30pm

Rome, Italy
Protest march from Piazza della Repubblica to Piazza Navona
18marzo.unmondodiverso.it

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[For a list of demonstrations planned throughout the world, see the web site: www.march-in-march.org]

Three years ago, a coalition guided by the U.S. government launched a war against Iraq. Today, the reasons to mobilize against war are more evident than ever.

On March 18, 2006, all of Europe will demonstrate, along with the U.S. and global anti-war movements:

  • for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all foreign troops from Iraq
  • against the concept of preemptive war, its extension to Syria, to Iran and the Middle East, for a peaceful solution to the Kurdish issue
  • for an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestine territories and East Jerusalem, for the implementation of all international resolutions, for a just peace between Israel and Palestine, for the creation of an independent Palestine state
  • for disarmament, the reduction of military spending and the elimination of foreign military bases and weapons of mass destruction
  • for an alternative foreign policy, which rejects the neo-liberal model and works to build relationships between peoples
  • for respect of human rights, the defense of civil and democratic freedoms against repression, an end to torture, illegal detention and secret prisons
  • for freedom of movement for migrants

National Anti-war Protest March
March 18, 2006

To endorse the protest march in Rome: adesioni18marzo@unmondodiverso.it

Web site for the Rome demonstration: www.18marzo.unmondodiverso.it

Related Events
9:30am - Soldiers Against War: military personnel from the U.S., the U.K., Israel/Palestine, Turkey, Russia and Italy speak out against war.
Palazzo Valentini, Province of Rome
via IV Novembre, 119 (read report)

6:30pm - Concert for Palestine: Al Kamandjati music school project in the Palestinian refugee camps; Dal'Ouna international solidarity orchestra.
Teatro Eliseo
via Nazionale 183

 

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