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CPD Statement:
Oppose War And Sanctions On Iran
Solidarity with the Democratic Struggle Inside Iran
July 2010
Iranian Trade Unionists Held Incommunicado: URGENT ACTION

Saeed Torabian / Reza Shahabi
CPD co-sponsors
National anti-war conference
to bring the troops home now!
Albany, New York, July 23-25, 2010
But What Could Israel Do? by CPD Endorser Stephen R. Shalom (6/5/10)
Please support the Campaign for Peace and Democracy (June 2010)
Open Letter from CPD to Egyptian Labor Protesters (4/30/10)

forum: TUESday, MaY 11
Tuesday, May 11 •
7:00 pm
NYU Kevorkian Center
50 Washington Square South
(at 255 Sullivan St.), Manhattan
Campaign for Peace and Democracy
and Where Is My Vote-NY, The NYU Kevorkian Center,
The Nation
invite you to attend a forum:
Sanctioning Iran?
As the Obama administration debates imposing new "targeted sanctions" on Iran, many question the effectiveness of sanctions to pressure regimes, while raising ethical and humanitarian concerns about the impact of sanctions on social movements as well as everyday people. In this program, two distinguished speakers will explore diverse views on the issue, using lessons learned from Iraq, Cuba, and South Africa and the current state of Iran today. We hope for the audience to come to their own understanding of the debate and to make an informed opinion as to the effect of targeted sanctions on Iran.
The program will feature:
JOY GORDON
Professor of philosophy at Fairfield University, PhD Yale University, JD Boston University School of Law. Professor Gordon has published extensively on issues of international relations and international law, particularly in the area of economic sanctions. Dr. Gordon's most recent work Invisible War: The United States and Iraq Sanctions was published by the Harvard University Press.
TRITA PARSI
Founder and president of the National Iranian American Council and an expert on US-Iranian relations, Iranian politics, and the balance of power in the Middle East. He is the author of Treacherous Alliance: The Secret Dealings of Iran, Israel and the United States. On February 25, 2010, Dr. Parsi testified before Congress on the Human Rights situation in Iran.
Chair: ROANE CAREY
Managing editor of The Nation magazine. Editor of two books on the Middle East conflict, The New Intifada (Verso, 2001) and The Other Israel (New Press, 2002).
NEWS & INITIATIVES

This poster, letting people know about CPD's anti-war position, is being put up all around Pakistan.
Members of the National
Trade Union Federation of Pakistan
demonstrate in Karachi against U.S. drones on January 23, 2010
October, 2009 This may be a turning point for the expanding
U.S./NATO wars in Afghanistan ...
[more]
No U.S. Military Use of Bases in Colombia
CPD Letter to Hillary
Clinton - Aug. 10, 2009
Iran: The Election and Beyond
Statements by the Campaign for Peace and Democracy
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CPD Question and Answer on the Crisis in Iran
- July 7, 2009 •
Crisis in Iran - a Statement from CPD - June 17, 2009
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