"Suddenly, there were large planes above us. Then they bombed the house …They bombed and fired from 1 a.m. to 8 a.m. All of my relatives were killed in this bombing -- my cousins, my uncles, nieces, nephews, two of my daughters and my son"
Afghan taxi driver Hajj Gul Ahmed, August 2008

“ We left our houses and came to this camp to escape from the aerial bombings. My house was destroyed, and all our possessions were buried … now I have nothing to eat, nothing to feed my children with”
Afghan woman, Marghar camp, Kandahar province, November 2006

24 October 2009, London: Bring the Troops Home march

4-5 November 2009, Watford: Trial of the Northwood Six 10am, Watford Magistrates Court, WD17 1ST

13 November 2009, Edinburgh: Smash NATO actions on the 1st Day of NATO's Parliamentary Assembly.

15 - 17 January 2010, Nottingham: Peace News Winter Gathering

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US/NATO bombing has killed hundreds – maybe thousands – of civilians since the start of 2006. Indeed, according to the UN mission in Afghanistan, more Afghan civilians died at the hands of US/NATO forces in the first six months of 2007 than were killed by the Taliban.