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2016 and Older

Pages from the coalition's first campaigns, covering events from 2015 and 2016.

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  • Vile Funeral Home Massacrecaptured 2020

    Saudi (U.S.) airplanes made four bombing runs on a funeral home in the capital Sanaa that was filled with people at a funeral service. The New York Times says there.

  • Saudi Princes Angry at Congressional Overridecaptured 2020

    So it seems the princes are worrying about the safety of their money in the U.S. See this Ben Hubbard New York Times piece:

  • The 28 Pages Releasedcaptured 2020

    The report was kept secret for 13 years, but we’re told there was nothing important in it. Really?

  • New York Times Says Stop the Arms Sales to Saudicaptured 2020

    Photo by Deadly437 - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=42414849

  • Textron Gets Out of Cluster Bombscaptured 2020

    Cambridge, September 8 -- Massachusetts Peace Action, the American Friends Service Committee, Friends Meeting at Cambridge and Merrimack Valley People for Peace.

  • Killing of Makki Al Orayedhcaptured 2020

    Makki Al Orayedh (#MakkiAlOrayedh) was a young man who was tortured to death in prison in Saudi Arabia in March 2016. He died on the same day when the so called Crown.

  • Sheikh Nimr Executioncaptured 2020

    On January 1 the Saudi regime executed 47 people including Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr. Apparently his young nephew, Ali Mohammad al-Nimr, was NOT executed. The Facebook page.

  • UNESCO Shun Saudi Prince's Foundationcaptured 2020

    Do you remember when we stopped a Saudi propaganda event in New York City back in September? Thousands of MoveOn members worked together to push the UN and New York.

  • Aramco Prince's Overpriced Companycaptured 2020

    Important article in The Conversation throws doubt about the long-term value of the Saudi company Aramco. The government owned (meaning Prince-Salman-Owned) company is.