October Actions Against the War in Afghanistan 2009

Join the War Resisters League in saying “No to War in Afghanistan. No to Torture and Vengeance.” The War Resisters League is standing with other organizations and communities to mark eight years of war and destruction in Afghanistan, to say no to war and torture, and to call on the Obama administration to listen to the Afghan people, to surge peace and development and justice, not war and troops.

Read the full Call to Action at: www.warresisters.org/calltoaction

To sign up for the action, or if you have any questions, e-mail: octoberactions [at] warresisters.org

For October 5th in DC Logistics, Housing, Food, Transportation & Legal information, go to: www.warresisters.org/logistics

For Resources for Organizing for October 5th, go to: /resources-organizing-october-5th

 

To sign up for the October 5th National Day of Action Against the War in Afghanistan listserv, go to: https://lists.mayfirst.org/mailman/listinfo/octoberactions

For the October 5 Action Press Release, go to www.warresisters.org/octoberactionsmedia

For info on the WRL NYC October 7 action at Grand Central, go to www.warresisters.org/WRL-local-events

For info on other local actions the week of October 5, go to www.warresisters.org/octoberlocalactions.

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