document
・silent walk
2002.8.15
2002.3.9

・vigil
2004
9.1@新宿駅東南口
4.9@新宿駅西口
3.17@新宿東南口
1.17@新宿東南口

2003
12.27@新宿東南口
12.20@新宿東南口
12.14@新宿通り
12.7@新宿通り
11.24@新宿通り
10.31@メキシコ大使館前
9.1@新宿南口
8.15@有楽町
8.4@新宿南口
7.18@新宿南口
7.4@新宿南口
6.20@新宿南口
6.6@新宿南口
5.16@新宿南口
5.2@新宿南口
4.18@新宿南口
4.4@新宿南口
3.21@新宿南口
3.19@日比谷公園
(イラク攻撃を支持する日本政府に抗議する反戦アクション)
3.9@新宿南口
(戦争と暴力に反対する
国際女性デー・グローバルアクション)
3.7@新宿南口
2.21@新宿南口
2.7@新宿南口
1.17@新宿南口
(戦争・軍事主義・レイシズム/民族差別に抗議するWomen In Black グローバル・デモンストレーション)
1.3@新宿南口

2002
12.20@新宿南口
12.6@新宿南口
11.15@新宿南口
10.18@新宿南口
10.7@新宿南口
6.16@銀座
5.19@銀座
4.24@アメリカ大使館前
4@イスラエル大使館前

2001
12.22@永田町
(国際女性戦犯法廷報告会会場)
12.16@銀座
12.9@銀座
12.2@銀座
11.18@銀座
11.10@青山
11.4@銀座
10.28@渋谷
10.21@渋谷

・Statement
2003.3.24
武力行使の支持ならびに準備の撤回を求める要請書
(衆議院議員・参議院議員宛
2003.2.28
イラク攻撃に関する声明文
(内閣総理大臣、外務大臣宛)
2002.4.12
パレスティナ市民に対するイスラエルの武力攻撃と不正な占領に抗議する
2002.3.9
女性への暴力と戦争に反対する国 際 女 性 デ ー ・ グ ロ ー バ ル ア ク シ ョ ン

・Meeting
2003.10.11

・Project
コースタープロジェクト


大日本反戦黒色婦人会/
Great Japan Anti-War Women in Black Organization

WIB (Women in Black)

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Press Release

Anti-War Action
Against Japanese Government's Support for Attack in Iraq

March 19, 2003 (Wed) 18:30−19:30
Kokaido Plaza Inside Hibiya Park (Kasumigaseki/Hibiya)


In Silence and Black
We will protest lying star-shaped on the ground
Circled by candle lights and white flowers

With a Sign,
Whose Security Does Military Forces Protect?


   

WOMEN IN BLACK BELGRADE

WOMEN IN BLACK is a protest for peace wearing black and in silent protest against militarism and violence. It started in 1998 by Israeli and Palestinian women against the occupation of the Palestine. This formula spread to over 150 countries across the world, such as former Yugoslavia, India, Indonesia, Turkey, Denmark, the United States and the United Kingdom. The color black and silence signify resistance against violence and mourning for the victims of violence. Women In Black Belgrade was nomited in 2001 for Nobel Peace Prize.

WOMEN IN BLACK started in Japan after 9・11, 2001. Women of diverse generations and careers gathered in Tokyo to protest every Sunday in Ginza against the US-led attack in Afghanistan. Since last October, WOMEN IN BLACK TOKYO has organized a bi-weekly vigil on every first and third Friday in Shinjuku so as to protest against the Japanese Military (Emergency) Bill as well as the US-led global militarization. WOMEN IN BLACK TOKYO will stand this week on Friday, March 21 from 19:00-20:00 at Shinjuku South Exist Plaza Next to the Flags Bldg.

We demand the Japanese government to withdraw its support for the possible war in Iraq and to instead play an active role in bringing peaceful resolutions to the threat of mass-destructive weapons. We are united in the understanding that the control by power is not only a product of certain armed groups but is woven throughout our history and society.

Women in Black Tokyo
March 18, 2003


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