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'''SanctionsKill Campaign''', or '''SanctionsKill''', is an activist project using petitions, webinars, [[direct action]], and print and social media intended to expose the human cost of [[Economic sanctions|sanctions]] and raise consciousness and discussion of what can be done to end them. The founding statement of SanctionsKill, issued in 2019, describes sanctions as a weapon of economic war and states that [[United States of America|US]]-imposed sanctions violate [[international law]] and are a tool of [[regime change]] which are used, like military intervention, to topple popular governments and movements.<ref>[https://sanctionskill.org/ “SanctionsKill Campaign – a Campaign against Unilateral Coercive Measures.”] Sanctionskill.org. [https://web.archive.org/web/20240102044815/https://sanctionskill.org/ Archived] 2024-01-02.</ref>

In a 2022 SanctionsKill report entitled ''U.S. Sanctions, Deadly, Destructive and in Violation of International Law'', the authors note that sanctions are a form of deadly aggression and that more than two-thirds of world nations condemn and consider US sanctions ("unilateral coercive measures") a violation of international law and the UN charter, adding that this is largely unknown in the [[Imperial core|West]] because of effective [[censorship]] by [[Bourgeois media|western media]]. The report also mentions that US-driven sanctions are "backfiring by expediting the decline of US dollar dominance". The report also includes short synopses of the impact of sanctions in [[Republic of Cuba|Cuba]], [[Islamic Republic of Iran|Iran]], [[Republic of Nicaragua|Nicaragua]], [[Democratic People's Republic of Korea|DPRK]], [[Syrian Arab Republic|Syria]], and [[Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela|Venezuela]] as well as quotes from people in places affected by sanctions.<ref>Rick Sterling, John Philpot, and David Paul. "U.S. Sanctions, Deadly, Destructive and in Violation of International Law." 2nd Version. SanctionsKill Campaign, 2022. [https://chrysalis.pwebarchive.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/SanctionsImpactReport_v62c-3.pdf PDF]. [https://web.archive.org/web/20231009172800/https://chrysalis.pwebarchive.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/SanctionsImpactReport_v62c-3.pdf Archived] 2023-10-09.</ref>

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General-KJ at 17:02, 22 November 2024