Volume 32, Number 18 · November 21, 1985
To a Western Peace Activist
By V. H.
The peace movement in the West has a real impact on the dealings of parliaments and governments, without risk of jail. Here the risk of prison is real and, at least at this point, the impact on the government's decision making is zero.
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