Is a legitimate action group founded in 1992 by Ramsey Clark. Former Attorney General under President Lyndon Johnson during the Vietnam War, he became part of the anti-war movement and organized numerous "tribunals" to place judgement on leaders accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

As the lawyer, Clark has also provided legal counsel and advice to prominent figures worldwide.

Here are some links:
○ Ramsey Clark as AG in prosecution of draft dodgers. Later initiated protest against bombing raids over Hanoi, North Vietnam.
○ National Veterans Inquiry on U.S. War Crimes in Vietnam
○ Mumia Abu-Jamal honors Ramsey Clark & the Int'l Action Center
○ After the Gulf War, in 1991, Clark initiated a war-crimes tribunal
○ The People vs. George Bush : Iraq War Crimes Tribunal in 2006

Anything ADL doesn't like, must be positive on certain principles ...

Anti-Imperialist and Anti-war ... an ADL backgrounder

Under the guise of an anti-imperialist and anti-war agenda, the Far-Left International Action Center (IAC) and its affiliate, the ANSWER (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) Coalition, have been at the forefront of injecting anti-Israel fervor and support for terrorism into the anti-war movement.

Founded in 1992 by former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark, IAC regularly organizes protests against capitalism and what it perceives to be American imperialism, including policies related to the economy, immigration issues and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. ANSWER, its anti-war spinoff which was founded in 2001, has a narrower agenda and focuses on "campaigning against U.S. intervention" in foreign countries.

IAC and ANSWER's ideology is strongly rooted in the Workers World Party, a revolutionary Marxist-Leninist party founded in the 1950s on the principle that only socialism will end "exploitation, racism and war."  Both IAC and ANSWER organize many anti-war rallies around the country and they have become a galvanizing force behind the anti-war movement, leading the way in expressing opposition to the United States' wars abroad.

IAC: Ramsey Clark receives UN Human Rights Award 2008

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