Category: war – iraq

The Perpetrators

Yes, Putin and his henchmen should be prosecuted for war crimes. So should those who led the invasion of Iraq.

The Chilcot report is utterly damning; but it’s still not justice.

Humanitarian arguments, if consistently applied, could be used to flatten the entire Middle East

The prospect of a trial for Tony Blair now starts to look more plausible

There’s still plenty of money in the pot for someone attempting Tony Blair’s arrest

Wherever Blair goes, our campaign ensures that he can never be free from the fear of arrest

Today I am launching a new fund – www.arrestblair.org – to reward people who attempt to arrest the former prime minister

His bid for the EU presidency gives us the best chance we’ll ever have.

A damning judgement on army killings suggests that officials at every level have covered up torture and murder.

I didn’t get my man, but I helped to remind people what he’s done.

The Charge Sheet

Protesters who have damaged military equipment are walking away from the dock

The atrocities in Iraq surprise us only because we ignore colonial history.

The revelations from Falluja are piling up

Yes, the US has used chemical weapons

The press has been minimising the death toll in Iraq

Nicaragua and South Africa, not the US, should be the inspiration for Iraq’s constitution.

Where has Iraq’s money gone?

Bush and Blair no longer seem able to see the difference.

The newspapers must also be held to account for the decision to invade Iraq.