This year’s focus is on COs in South Korea.

Vigil on the Town Hall steps and then in Sheffield's Peace Gardens at 12:30 pm.

Edinburgh based artist Kate Ive’s design for a Memorial to Conscientious Objectors and all who oppose war will be unveiled.

There will be singing by Protest in Harmony, reading names of COs, descendants of COs speaking, and silence as we collect signatures on post cards calling for over 300 South Korean COs who are current

Norwich Quakers are holding a silent vigil on Hay Hill, on Tuesday, 15th May, to commemorate Conscientious Objection Day from 12 noon to 1pm.

This year’s speakers are Selam Kidane (on the military service situation in Eritrea) and Hannah Brock of War Resisters International (on the situation in South Korea and new laws in Sweden).

Led by historian John Hinshelwood. The walk will bring to life a fascinating and important time in our history. It will start outside

The Choir for Peace will be singing four songs as part of the ceremony to mark the actions of those who oppose war.

We will remember those who refused to fight in WW1 and WW2
We will share stories of those in prison around the world now for their conscientious objection to war

With Singing by Protest in harmony, readings of poems and the names of COs from across Scotland, as well as contemporary COs from around the world, and recollections by the descendants of First World

Time is yet to be decided, but it will probably start at 12 noon or 1pm.

Step back to 1917 and witness the secret history of Deptford’s conscientious objectors during the Great War.

Walk and sing for peace.