PANA
Peace and Neutrality Alliance
Dublin, Ireland
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PANA is a non-profit association based in Dublin, Ireland working on peace & conflict, human rights, democracy & civil society.
The Peace and Neutrality Alliance (PANA) is an Irish advocacy alliance founded in Dublin in 1996 to advocate an independent Irish foreign policy, defend Irish neutrality, and promote a reformed United Nations as the institution through which Ireland should pursue its security concerns. Its work focuses on opposing Irish participation in military alliances and EU militarisation, campaigning on the Triple Lock, opposing US military use of Shannon Airport, and publishing letters, press releases, and events on peace, neutrality, human rights and international law. It works in Ireland and links with peace movements across Europe and internationally. Over 30 groups are affiliated to the alliance.
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Triple Lock campaign
Peace & Conflict
Campaign to retain the Triple Lock on the deployment of Irish troops overseas, requiring government approval, Dáil approval and a UN mandate.
Shannon Airport campaign
Peace & Conflict
Campaign against US military use of Shannon Airport, including monitoring of military flights and monthly vigils with Shannonwatch.
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