Kathy Kelly co-coordinates Voices for Creative Nonviolence. While in Kabul, she is a guest of the Afghan Peace Volunteers.
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Perspective
An eyewitness to the horrors of the US 'forever wars' speaks out
Perspective: Kathy Kelly is a peace activist who, from the start of the first Gulf War in 1991, has traveled to U.S. war zones. She shares lessons learned from the rampage, destruction and cruelty of U.S. wars.
They defied sanctions to bring aid to Iraq's people
Gabe Huck and Theresa Kubasak repeatedly challenged the economic sanctions against Iraq by carrying medicines and medical relief supplies to Iraqi children, families and hospitals.
Awaiting a verdict on a tiny sliver of the truth
NCR Today: As her trial in Minneapolis comes to a close, Kathy Kelly reflects on Black Lives Matter and what makes an action criminal.
Witnessing Against Torture: 'Why We Must Act'
Commentary
-- U.S. Constitution Amendment I
An old cliché says that anyone who has herself for a lawyer has a fool for a client. Nevertheless, going to trial in Washington, D.C., this past June 14, I and twenty-three other defendants prepared a pro se defense. Acting as our own lawyers in court, we aimed to defend a population that finds little voice in our society at all, and to bring a sort of prosecution against their persecutors.
