Speaking at the Imperial War Museum on 23rd September 2004, the famous playwright, director, actor, poet and political activist said Bush and Blair must be arraigned at the International Criminal Court of Justice and tried as war criminals.

BY Harold Pinter 7 June 2017

The 75-year-old ailing playwright launched a fierce, scathing attack on the "systematic, constant, vicious, remorseless" crimes of the USA and "its own bleating little lamb tagging behind it on a lead, the pathetic and supine Great Britain" in his No

BY Harold Pinter 7 December 2005

The acceptance speech by the winner of the Wilfred Owen prize for poetry opposing the Iraq Conflicton 18th March 2005

BY Harold Pinter 20 March 2005

He is a playwright, director, actor, poet and a political activist, and he has spoken out against the 'war' most eloquently. Three recent poems...

BY Harold Pinter 23 April 2003

I believe that not only is this contemplated act - of declaring war on Iraq - criminal, malevolent and barbaric, it also contains within itself a palpable joy in destruction.

BY Harold Pinter 21 January 2003

There's an old story about Oliver Cromwell. After he had taken the town of Drogheda, the citizens were brought to the main square. Cromwell announced to his Lieutenants: 'Right! Kill all the women and rape all the men.'

BY Harold Pinter 28 November 2002