Ignore the spin, the Hague’s ruling on British war crimes in Iraq is damning
The ICC found “there is a reasonable basis to believe” British troops committed war crimes.
Symon Hill
This Remembrance Day, we must remember the victims of today’s wars too
It’s time to revive the message “never again”, writes Symon Hill.
The Tories are trying to remove accountability for war crimes. What will Labour do?
The Overseas Operations Bill will make the armed forces even more immune from prosecution – a dangerous move.
Will the Labour First Minister in Wales allow training of Saudi pilots on Welsh land?
Plans to use land owned by the Welsh government for a military training site called into question.
The Army top brass are using this crisis for self-promotion
What’s Trident got to do with covid-19?
What the coronavirus crisis says about Britain’s military obsession
Governments have prioritised military spending over preparing for pandemics – and we’re all paying the price.
I was arrested for ‘breaching the peace’…while protesting against the arms trade
Asking difficult questions is not a criminal offence. But the criminalisation of protest continues, writes Symon Hill.
Labour manifesto rejects “bomb first, talk later” – but there’s tension in its foreign policy
Symon Hill argues Labour’s foreign policy is conflicting
Politicians who really care about soldiers should call for more human rights legislation, not less
Promising to end the non-existent witch-hunt allows Boris Johnson to appear to help veterans while doing nothing to address their actual needs.
The Mark Field assault case – and why pacifists should keep disrupting dinners
We won’t defeat climate change, war and poverty by asking the likes of Mark Field to throw us a few crumbs from the table.
