WW archive > Issue 471 - 13 March 2003
Pull out all the stops
Impact on the world
The Weekly Worker asked Tony Benn for his impressions of the assembly
Anticipate violence?
Transparency needed
North West message
Better life
Armchair generals, or Saddam's leftwing allies
Many on the left entertain an agenda - overt or covert - of defending the Ba'athist regime of Saddam Hussein. Jack Conrad takes them to task
School's out
'Kids see things clearer'
Pimlico school students learn
Anti-war quotes
Seek and destroy
Feeling empowered
CPGB and Scottish Socialist Party member Sarah MacDonald helped organise a 200-strong walkout from Dundee Art College for the students' day of action against the war on March 5. She spoke to Ian Mahoney
Speed and scale
'Peace-loving' parliament
The grand national assembly has voted against the deployment of US troops on Turkish territory. But things are not always as they seem, explains Aziz Demir. If we are not to be dragged into war, we need our own, working class approach
WP youth front
Like a prison
Mark Rutherford school, Bedford
No illusions in the UN
Fundamentalists fear communists
Hizb ut-Tahrir: muslims must steer clear of STWC
Declaration of the People's Assembly
Anti-war party debates
The inaugural People's Assembly for Peace met in London on March 12. It was a slightly chaotic, at times fractious, yet inspiring and certainly an historic event. Mark Fischer and Tina Becker report
Campaign fodder
Around the web: Globalise Resistance
'Prince Harry pulls my anti-war badges off'
School students were out in force - including from Eton