This is what the bomb did to us - it changed the way we are." Between 1946-1958, the Marshall Islands experienced the equivalent of one Hiroshima-size bomb every day for 20 years due to US nuclear testing. Though this dark period is over, their experiences carry the weight of history - but also shines with strength, hope, and unity. We stand with the Marshallese people, demanding truth, justice, and reparations for the harm they continue to endure. Jimwe im maron - Justice for the Marshallese is

The UK government’s new anti-protest laws are a betrayal of British history. We rightly celebrate heroes who have taken action to make the world a better place. But the same heroes who have statues facing Parliament would be jailed under the UK government's anti-protest laws. Whether it’s disability rights, protecting your local library or anything else you want to speak up about - YOUR right to protest is under attack. | Greenpeace UK

From Monday next week, How to Change the World - the film about the history of Greenpeace - will be out on DVD and on digital download. If you didn't catch the documentary when it was screened at cinemas last year, you can pre-order a copy here: >> http://bit.ly/1O65hg2 | Greenpeace UK