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WRSC
(redirected from War Resisters Support Campaign)

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WRSCWest Riding Sailing Club
WRSCWar Resisters Support Campaign (conscientious-objector group)
WRSCWater Resources Support Center
WRSCWest Rouge Soccer Club (Toronto, Canada)
WRSCWestern Regional Superpave Center (FHA)
WRSCWitches Rock Surf Camp (Costa Rica)


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Sheehan and Canadian activists from the Council of Canadians and the War Resisters Support Campaign also called on Prime Stephen Harper to "open the border" to U.
A Mother's mission by Merani, Shelina / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
The War Resisters Support Campaign is working with them to convince the Canadian government to live up to our tradition of making Canada, in Pierre Trudeau's words, "a refuge from militarism.
Resisting war up north by Zaslofsky, Lee / The Progressive
Lee Zaslofsky of the War Resisters Support Campaign called the federal court ruling a "real breakthrough" for U.
American conscientious objector wins right to appeal Refugee Board ... by Kutty, Faisal / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
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