Page 2 of 2 - Previous Page

Picture #1
Picture #2
Picture #3
Picture #4
Picture #5
Picture #6
Picture #7



Women for Peace 2nd Remembrance Day ceremony at Flinders Station on
15/11/02 - grieving for the rape and murder of women in all wars, the murder of
children, men and soldiers in all wars. Wars and weapons manufacture
must be banned in the world.

Back to top




Women for Peace 2nd Remembrance Day ceremony at Flinders Station on
15/11/02 - grieving for the rape and murder of women in all wars, the murder of
children, men and soldiers in all wars. Wars and weapons manufacture
must be banned in the world.

Back to top




Body Bag Protest on 22/12/02 at the British Consulate in
Melbourne,organised by the Medical Association for the Prevention of War and Federation of
Community Legal Centres

Back to top




Body Bag Protest on 22/12/02 at the British Consulate in
Melbourne,organised by the Medical Association for the Prevention of War and Federation of
Community Legal Centres

Back to top





A woman dressed in a burqa at the Body Bag protest at the British consulate, Melbourne. Muslim women were raped and murdered in the Indo-Pakistan wars, war in Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Bosnia, the Middle East, Somalia, Sudan, Ethiopia, etc. Currently the burqa and the hijab are being demonised in the community and in the media in Australia as part of a wider attack on Muslim people since 11 September 01.

This woman asks:
How much of me do you need to see,
to accept, acknowledge and respond
to my pain, suffering and my humanity?
I start no wars; I'm raped and killed in all wars.
I am you, you are me, we share the same humanity,
My name is Every Woman.

Back to top






Protest at Station Pier, Melbourne, on 27/12/02 against the presence of
the American war ships USS Mobile Bay and USS Camden carrying weapons of
mass destruction (death ships). Melbourne weapons inspectors for peace were
denied permission to search the ships

Back to top

Women for Peace weapons inspector scaling fence at Station Pier to
locate and report on weapons of mass destruction aboard American death war
ships docked in Melbourne

Page 2 of 2 - Previous Page

Back to top