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WAR and LAW League,
nonpartisan, not for profit,
for the rule of law in
international affairs.

Ask Congress to
investigate war crimes!

Has murder become
standard procedure
in the U.S. military?
Slaughter to order.
Congress has the power.
OK the 1977 Protocol.

U.S. has been knowingly killing
Afghan civilians for 8 years
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A Nation of Laws?
Prosecuting grave crimes
is not “partisan politics”

(This article ran on
Counterpunch.org and
other web sites 4/30/09.)

War and Law — and Obama,
Communicate with the President.

Afghan war is 7 years old;
Now Bush raids Pakistan;
Where are the protests?

“The Matrix of Death,”
a new dossier on Afghan bombing,
by Prof. Marc W. Herold

“Congress should probe Bush’s
Iran attack plan,” s ays Ellsberg,
warning of supreme war crime

Famed activist Ellsberg to talk on war & peace March 30 in SF church

Results of WALL's new survey of candidates

Quizzing candidates on war & law
Another Presidential Candidate Survey is underway

Iran war danger:
Let Congress tell Bush ....

Ray McGovern,CIA vet, fears early war on Iran

Iran offers settlement as Bush prepares nukes
I. Iran renounces bomb and offers nuclear concessions, but Bush keeps threat of atomic attack 'on the table'

II. Few congressional calls for peace are heard amid hysteria over the Iranian 'threat'

Crimes against peace (sidebar)

Bush plots war on Iran
Will it be nuclear?

Conspiracy to suppress intelligence on Iran?

"U.S. blames Iran for" (you name it)

The Pentagon Targets the Press
This article appeared in LewRockwell.com (Feb. '05) and was cited in CSMonitor.com (2/18/05).

The Presidential War Path
This article appeared in LewRockwell.com (9-14-04) and Antiwar.com (9-16-04).

War & Law quiz for presidential candidates
Braun, Edwards, Kerry, Kucinich, Sharpton split on legality of war acts. (A news report by the War and Law League, followed by the full text of candidates' statements.)

Congress's resolution for war in Iraq was based on White House falsehoods
Official misstatements on weapons and terrorism frightened lawmakers into approving a resolution of dubious constitutionality for a preplanned aggression that trampled on U.S. treaties. Similar wars are on the way. Will Congress be fooled again?

Why are hospitals bombed?
U.S. indifference toward international law has resulted in blasted hospitals and patient victims in three countries since 1991. Physicians protest the attacks. Hospital staffs in Iraq wage a losing struggle to cope with a high toll of civilian casualties.

A RESOLUTION AGAINST WAR IN IRAQ
The War and Law League sought for half a year to get the United Nations to prevent an attack on Iraq. One tool was this proposed resolution (in two versions: for the Security Council and for the General Assembly). Eleven of the fifteen Security Council members refused to support the aggression--carried out in March-April 2003--but no resolution against it has yet been introduced in the UN.

A PETITION TO TELL CONGRESS, "Affirm the rule of law! To attack Iraq is a crime."
This petition was circulated from July to October 2002. It was endorsed by the Fellowship of Reconciliation; Gray Panthers; Global Exchange; Voices in the Wilderness; Physicians for Social Responsibility; Veterans for Peace; the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, U.S. Section; and others.

U.S. attacked Afghan weddings several times; Bush's war is a tragedy of errors & violations of law

ABM Treaty still lives, say congressmen who sue to undo its 'unconstitutional' knifing by Bush without OK of Congress

Bush must not scrap treaties without lawful authority.
This was an issue that occupied the War and Law League in winter-spring of 2002.

The new treaty

Why Bush's War Is Illegal

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WALL Press Release:
HJR Bill -- Constitutional
War Powers Resolution

WorldNetDaily Article:
Bill Would Restore
Congress' War Powers

Do we elect a killer-in-chief?

The Founding Fathers on
the Constitution's War power

Modern Commentators on
the Constitution's War power