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Other important external events:

March 19th, 12.00, New York

The Women in Conflict Zones webinar (endorsed by GWUAN) will amplify the voices of women who have been affected by conflict in various parts of the world. aims to shed light on the profound impacts of war on women and children and to discuss measures being taken to mitigate these effects.
More info here. 

NATO Counter Summit

21st and 22nd June 2025, The Hague

The NATO summit 2025 is being held in The Hague from Jun 24 – Jun 25. A coalition of organizations including GWUAN will be taking part in the preceding Counter Summit on 21st and 22nd June 2025 at The Hague. NATO is not what NATO is imagined to be by its defenders. NATO has never waged a war to defend against an invasion or attack or even a threat to any NATO member. We will be announcing more details of events in The Hague nearer the time.

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You can download our Common Statement on No Cluster Bombs and No Depleted Uranium for the United States and United Kingdom governments here.

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Pictures from the events in Brussels

Thanks to Julie Flam (Krasnyi Collective) for these amazing pictures!

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Summer University in Slovenia greeting the women’s anti- NATO meeting in Brussels
At this year’s Summer University of the European Left and Transform!Europe, which was held in Ljubljana, Slovenia 6 – 9 July, there was an important panel “Peace is our victory: now and for the future, in Ukraine and everywhere“. This panel advocated a diplomatic negotiated solution regarding Ukraine, their argument was that the war in Ukraine cannot be won by anybody, neither the Putin nor Ukraine. The speakers were Giorgos Katrougalos, chairman of the left-wing group in the European Council and from Syriza, and Czech Jan Kavan, as well as Heidi Meinzolt of WILPF, Germany, who spoke in particular for resuming the fight for disarmament, once a key to peace, she said, highlighting her support for the current global women’s movement initiative against the NATO summit in Vilnius, including the use of cluster bombs and “depleted uranium “ and proposed to send a picture from the plenary with the audience waving their greetings to the meetings in Brussels. Jan Cavan is a former president of the UN General Assembly who together with other former UN Genersl Assembly presidents has adopted a Bahrain declaration on 7 March 2023 with focus on the possibility of a negotiated solution (by Inger Johansen).
Picture @European Left