Proposed action proposal
for the UNAC conference
2/23/20
There are a number
of actions that have been discussed during our conference and that UNAC groups
have been working on. These are outlined in the proposed action proposal to be
adopted by our conference for UNAC to work on in the coming period
1. After the conference we
will protest at to keep ICE off of the Greyhound buses
2. We will build the Sanctions
Kill actions on March 13 – 15
3. We will support and build
actions in support of Julian Assange and Chelsea Manning and if the government
retries the Venezuelan Embassy Protectors, we will continue to build their
defence campaign
4. We will support May Day/Weed
actions, and actions on the 50th anniversary of Earth Day on April
22nd, and other actions by the climate change movement
5. We will support and build
the actions at the Democratic and Republican national conventions.
6. We will support the
actions being organized by our Ukrainian and European supporters on May 9, the
day that fascism was defeated during WWII and to fight the rise of fascism and
white supremacy in the US and in other countries.
7. The US military is the
worlds’ biggest polluter. We will push against the Pentagons’ blanket
exemptions from all international climate agreements.
8. We will spread awareness
amongst all climate emergency organisations to highlight the role of the US
military as a climate threat multiplier.
9. We will support the
candidate pledge adopted by the Black Alliance for Peace
10.
We will support the anti-imperialist conference in Cyprus
being organized by the World Peace Council
11.
We will support the campaign organized by BAYAN to end US
support to the Philippines.
12.
Support the action being organized for Farm Workers in Union
Sq.
13.
Support the actions being organized on March 29 in support of
Palestinian Land Day
14.
UNAC will organize a youth conference within the next 24
months.
15.
Support nuclear abolition treaties such as HR 2419, which
call upon the US congress to ratify treaties for the prohibition of nuclear
weapons.