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British Refusenik Joe Glenton Released from Prison
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(28.07.2010) 
Connection e.V., DFG-VK Hesse and IVAW Europe: British refusenik Joe Glenton released from prison - „Bring the troops back from Afghanistan”
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(27.07.2010) 
Joe Glenton’s speech in London - Afghanistan: Time to go - Video at YouTube
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(15.05.2010) 
European Bureau for Conscientious Objection: May 15, World Conscientious Objection Day - Press Release of EBCO
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(02.05.2010) 
Payday: United Kingdom: Nine Months Sentence Confirmed on Appeal - Comprehensive Report about the Hearing
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(23.04.2010) 
Connection e.V., DFG-VK Hesse and IVAW Europe: Court of Appeal confirms nine months sentence for Joe Glenton - British Afghanistan war refusenik still in prison
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(07.03.2010) 
Connection e.V., IVAW Europe and DFG-VK Hesse: British refusenik Joe Glenton jailed for nine months - Call to write solidarity letters
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(05.03.2010) 
Gallery: International Day of Action for UK Refusenik Joe Glenton
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(05.03.2010) 
Peter Walker, The Guardian: British soldier who spoke out against Afghan war jailed for going awol - Joe Glenton, a cause celebre for the anti-war movement, sentenced to nine months‘ detention in a military prison
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(03.03.2010) 
Payday: Britain: International protests demand that the MoD drop the charges against Joe Glenton
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(03.03.2010) 
Connection e.V., DFG-VK Hessen, IVAW Europe: International Day of Action for UK Refusenik Joe Glenton - March 4 / 5, 2010 - Frankfurt, Colchester, Cremona, Istanbul, London, Moscow, Philadelphia, Rome
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(11.11.2009) 
War Resisters’ International (WRI): Britain: War resister Joe Glenton arrested for speaking out in public
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(30.07.2009) 
"I implore you, Sir, to bring our soldiers home" - Letter of Joe Glenton to British Prime Minister Gordon Brown
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(25.07.2009) 
Joe Glenton - Serving Soldier refusing to return to Afghanistan - Link to Video at YouTube
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Iraq Veterans Against the War Europe - Link to Website
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DFG-VK Hesse - Link to Website
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Payday (UK) - Link to Website
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Thanks for your support of British refusenik Joe Glenton

(28.07.2010) Joe Glenton was released on July 12th after serving a prison term for refusing to return to Afghanistan. On March 5, 2010, he had been sentenced to nine months in jail for having gone AWOL after refusing to return to Afghanistan because he opposed the war.

Joe Glenton was supported internationally with action days organized by the British organization Payday and a campaign to send him postcards launched by Connection e.V., Iraq Veterans Against the War Europe, DFG-VK Hesse.

'At one point', Joe Glenton said yesterday, 'I was getting 200 letters a day from all over the world so I never felt alone at any point. I'm going to university in September and that's going to be fantastic. I've got a lot to look forward to.'

The organizations along with Joe Glenton would like to thank for all protest letters to the British government as well as all the support shown for Joe Glenton.


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