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As we now start to prepare for our participation at COP31 in November – two official side events, press conferences, extensive lobbying and advocacy efforts – we hope this current TPNS news round-up has something of interest for you. Continue reading
To mark the Global Week of Action for Peace and Climate Justice (21st-25 Sept 2026), TPNS and Movement for the … Continue reading
To mark the Global Week of Action on a Fossil Free Future (14-20 Sept) and the Global Week of Action for Peace and Climate Justice (21st-25 Sept), TPNS has released it latest publication ‘Ending Fossil Fuels and Abolishing War: A Crossroads Reached’ . Continue reading
TPNS attended Bonn Climate conference for the first week – 7-13 June. It was a packed five day week (+one day each end travelling) – much progress was made and many plans discussed with a range of potential allies and collaborators – plans which will take us from COP31 in Turkey to Bonn 2027 and COP32 in Ethiopia. Continue reading
TPNS has worked hard to advocate for military spending to be part of the climate finance demands within the larger climate networks. Continue reading
Military and the associated arms industry is a major source of greenhouse gas emissions. Continue reading
Make Apartheid History (once and for all) is an international project that brings together creative individuals, organisations and networks from around the world Continue reading
An end to the ‘triple evils’ of poverty, racism and militarism in our lifetime Continue reading
The Power of Us, a film about co-operation, developed by TPFF.
Co-operation is in our DNA – from the personal to the political, from the social to the economic. Continue reading
The film will look at more than 40 years of controversy surrounding the case. More importantly – and uniquely –it offers an opportunity to put the case that King’s assassination was a direct result of the threat posed from his latter years activity (1965-68). Continue reading
What would you do to save Bethlehem? Director Leila Sansour set out to find the answer for herself. Four years later, she found it. Continue reading
It is the story of an untold chapter in the history of people power. By turns uplifting and chilling, it reveals both the power and potential of ordinary people, as well as the dark underbelly of the war machine.
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