Civil disobedience

Anti-war train drivers refuse to move arms freight
Railway managers cancelled the Ministry of Defence service after the crewmen, described as "conscientious objectors" by a supporter, said they opposed Tony Blair's threat to attack Iraq. The anti-war revolt is the first such industrial action by workers for decades 9 January 2003

Stopping “death trains” in Italy
Over the course of the last week, a national mobilization against American military trains traveling through Italy has taken place. The week started last Friday, February 21 when a small group of disobedience took to the station of Monselice to stop an American military train transporting war goods from base Ederle in Vicenza to Camp Derby in Pisa. 24 February 2003

Fiat Pomigliano shut down against the war
The mass meeting of the workers stated that they wanted: “… to connect the struggle against redundancies and the ever-increasing speed of production to a conscious refusal of a war which will yet again slaughter workers and poor people in Iraq, and will worsen the situation of rights and conditions of life of workers and poor people in our country, since the billions of dollars and euros spent on the war will be taken from our pensions, our health service and every other service and social care”. 14 March 2003