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LEGAL ACTIVITIES RELATING TO THE INVASION OF IRAQ STATEMENTS/ APPEALS:
International
Commission of Jurists: Canadian professors
of international law Asian Lawyers Statement British and French Lawyers Statement European Lawyers: Appeal to the European Governments and the UN Security Council by European Association of Lawyers for Democracy and World Human Rights. US Lawyers: Joint news release, Lawyers Committee on Nuclear Policy and Western States Legal Foundation, March 18, 2003, "Lawyers' Groups Condemn U.S. War on Iraq as Contrary to U.N. Charter." For the following documentation, please check the website for the International Association of Lawyers Against Nuclear Arms (IALANA)
Legal Actions BegunFebruary 14, 2003 Posted: 11:10 AM EST (1610 GMT) Attorney: John Bonifaz, Boston Other plaintiffs include Nancy Lessin (stepmother of a marine), a member of the Massachusetts National Guard who was recently activated, an Air Force Reservist from Massachusetts, and a U.S. Marinestationed in the Persian Gulf. Resignations of Diplomats and Officials on Legal GroundsResignation of US Political Counselor, John Brady Kielsing, from US Embassy in Athens: "Adviser quits Foreign Office over legality of war " - A senior legal adviser to the foreign secretary, Jack Straw, has quit the Foreign Office because of a difference over the legal advice sanctioning the war against Iraq, by Ewen MacAskill, diplomatic editor, Saturday March 22, 2003, The Guardian.
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