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What is
JNV? |
Justice
Not Vengeance (JNV)
Justice Not Vengeance (JNV) is an anti-war
group which has developed out of ARROW (Active
Resistance to the Roots of War). JNV opposes the US-UK 'war on
terrorism', and campaigns for a peaceful resolution of international
conflicts, based on justice and equality. JNV has adapted the
core principles developed by ARROW.
As of May 2010, JNV work is carried out by
Maya Evans, Emily Johns and Milan Rai. We are grateful to JNV's
advisors: Chris Cole, Pat Gaffney and Bruce Kent (all acting in
a personal capacity).
Please support
JNV!
JNV is funded entirely by voluntary donations. We spend your donations
on: researching and printing anti-war briefings and other anti-war
materials; and organising effective nonviolent resistance to war
and the 'war on terror'.
If you are able to make a donation towards JNV's anti-war work,
however large or small, we are very grateful for your support.
Please make cheques
payable to 'JNV' and send them to:
JNV, 29 Gensing Road, St Leonards on Sea, East Sussex TN38 0HE.
Alternatively, you
may wish to make an electronic transfer (please email
us to let us know the size and date of your donation):
Account name: Justice Not Vengeance
Account number: 78520921
Bank: Nationwide Building Society, 40 London Road, St Leonards-on-Sea,
East Sussex TN37 6AN
Sort code: 07-00-55
Whatever the size of your donation, we are grateful for your support.
Please contact JNV with any submissions,
enquiries or information about forthcoming events.
For more information, please email JNV.
Links:
• JNV's
six core principles
ARROW
ARROW (Active Resistance to the Roots of
War) was a nonviolent direct action affinity group set up in September
1990 to oppose the Gulf War (called Gulf War Resisters at the
time).
From July 1991 until May 2003, ARROW kept
a weekly vigil going every Monday evening outside the Foreign
Office opposing economic sanctions and war on Iraq. ARROW has
also taken action on other issues including Hawks to Indonesia,
National Missile Defence, and Northern Ireland, but its main focus
has been US/UK military intervention in the Third World.
In June 2003, ARROW handed over responsibility
for this website to JNV.
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