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N° 27. September 2011 (English)

Tuesday 6 September 2011 by CP
Preliminary Notes Towards an Account of the “Movement of Popular Assemblies”, TPTG Revolutionary Homework. Lessons to be learnt from the long back-story to the Egyptian uprising, Gabriel Carlyle Egyptian pacifist blogger Maikel Nabil Sanad escalates hunger strike to thirst (...)


War Profiteering and Peace Movement Responses (English)

International Seminar
Tuesday 6 September 2011 by WoHe

Justícia i Pau (Centre Delàs), Fundació per la Pau, War Resisters’ International and the European Network Against Arms Trade invite you to the seminar: “War Profiteering and Peace Movement Responses” to be held in Barcelona between 29 September and 2 October, 2011.



Jordan Flaherty

From Heroes to Villains: NOPD Verdict Reveals Post-Katrina History (English)

Tuesday 6 September 2011 by CP
In an historic verdict with national implications, five New Orleans police officers were convicted on Friday of civil rights violations for killing unarmed African Americans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and could face life in prison when sentenced later this year. The case, involving a (...)


Jordan Flaherty

Did New Orleans Media Contribute to Police Violence After Hurricane Katrina? (English)

Tuesday 6 September 2011 by CP
Opening arguments begin today in what observers have called the most important trial New Orleans has seen in a generation. It is a shocking case of police brutality that has already redefined this city’s relationship to its police department, and radically rewritten the official narrative of (...)


The Other Side: An Interview with William Blum (English)

Tuesday 6 September 2011 by CP

Interview with historian and author William Blum about US foreign policy, democracy, and freedom of the press, and their world-wide implications.



Gary Fields

Ex-Communicated. Enclosure Landscapes in Palestine (English)

Tuesday 6 September 2011 by CP
Ex-Communicated tells the story of Israeli occupation in Palestine through the genre of landscape and the perspective of a camera lens. In his series of remarkable photographs, Gary Fields, a professor of communication at the University of California, San Diego takes us behind the walls, (...)


Nonviolent blocades

Gorleben 365 (English)

Tuesday 6 September 2011 by WoHe

In Germany, recently there has been a lot of actions against nuclear power and we achieved big success. We shut down eight nuclear power plants. Three more will follow within the next five years. This is a really big deal and happened because of the hundredthousands of people marching for an end of nuclear power again and again.



Delon Madavan

Geography of ‘Refuge Spaces’ of Jaffnese Since the Beginning of the Conflict in Sri Lanka (English)

Tuesday 6 September 2011 by CP

Civilians have been the main victims of the 25 years armed conflict between the Sri Lankan State and the LTTE separatists. In the Northern region, which was one of the main battlefronts, the intensity of the violence throughout the conflict forced Jaffnese civilians to move, either willingly or by force, to ‘shelter areas’ more or less far from the front. We will try to see in this article what areas were preferred by Jaffnese seeking shelter and if the choice of ‘refuge spaces’ has evolved during the different major phases of conflict.



WAC

Israel. Salit Quarry: Palestinians working in insufferable conditions demand fair employment terms (English)

Tuesday 6 September 2011 by CP

For 27 years, since Salit Quarries began operating in the occupied West Bank under the ownership of Jews from Jerusalem, it has employed Palestinian workers from the West Bank and East Jerusalem. Though quarrying sand and gravel from the desert Mountains just 10 km east of Jerusalem has brought considerable profit to the owners, the workers have been employed under exploitative terms and with insufficient safety standards. Until the workers began organizing with WAC (in May 2007), the West Bank workers were employed without pay slips and without pension insurance. No tests had been carried out to ascertain the affect of the dust on the workers’ health, and there were no facilities such as a dining room, washrooms or water cooler though the quarry is located in an isolated arid region. (http://www.wac-maan.org.il/en/article__38/palestinian_quarry_workers_organize) Following claims and pressure from WAC and the workers, the quarry agreed to some improvements.



Amira Haas

Shin Bet accused of exceeding its authority in Mer-Khamis murder case (English)

Tuesday 6 September 2011 by CP

Lawyers: Murder not classified as security crime, therefore Shin Bet has, by law, no authority to investigate.



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