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A video activists account of reporting the G8/globalisation protests in Genoa 20

18-09-2003 15:27

Two video activists hid in a water tower as young people screamed in pain below. Had Video activism entered a war zone? from Oxfords based undercurrents

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Drowned Out / McLibel Double Bill

17-09-2003 18:12

DROWNED OUT/ McLIBEL DOUBLE BILL, OXFORD PICTURE HOUSE, SUN 21st SEPT

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From Ecuador to Edinburgh: An evening of stories of resistance.

16-09-2003 18:27

7.30pm Wednesday 24th September, New Dalry House, 15 Orwell Place, Edinburgh

This event is an excellent opportunity to meet two Ecuadorian activists who will be talking about the effects of oil exploitation there. Jose Luis Guevara, and Fidel Aguinda will be speaking about the struggle their communities have faced as a result of an attempt to double Ecuador's oil production in order to service the country's external debts. There will also be some wine and some Ecuadorian snacks (in return for a small donation).

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Don't fund the pipeline of mass destruction! BP, your money and human rights

16-09-2003 16:41

TUESDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER AT 7.30PM
FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE, ST GILES, OXFORD

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World Traders see Green Allies as 'Commies'

15-09-2003 20:26

The Greens and their allies remind me of another globally ambitious movement with committed cadres: Communists. And like the Reds in their day, the "Green-Grays" are inspired by visions of a better world. If the free traders are to resist such a coup, they must study the tactics of the anti-traders.

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WTO and the Environment

15-09-2003 12:26

After a successful rally in Oxford on Saturday (13th), attended by over 200 people, Oxford for Trade Justice are holding the 3rd in a series of 4 public meetings, on the WTO and the Environment, this Thursday at the Oxford Town Hall.

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The Fight for New Palestine (Fernwood/The Hood)

15-09-2003 05:29

Every place needs a mythology. It sings for it. When it gets to the point which it is singing then it only hopes that it is heard. I hope I got to transcribe the notes right. It has a certain tone to it -- a certan bassline. This place/my hood/barrio/community, well, it became a place where you knew people cared enough to help each other out

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BlackState.com: HIV/AIDS Is The Number One Threat To Black Survival

14-09-2003 16:01

For a people that have survived centuries of slavery and colonialism and race based terror HIV/AIDS represents today the most serious threat to the survival of people of African descent. HIV/AIDS is not only a serious threat to the genocide of millions of Africans affected with HIV/AIDS it is also the fastest growing leading cause of death amongst African Americans and people of African descent throughout the world.

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Coca Cola not only kills but also does massives sackings

14-09-2003 14:23

COCA COLA CLOSED 9 bottling plants in COLOMBIA and send their workers to "voluntary retirement"

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COCA COLA TRY TO KILL AGAIN

14-09-2003 14:18

DEAD THREATHS AND ATTACKS CONTINUE AGAINSTS COCA COLA WORKERS AND THEIRS FAMILIES IN COLOMBIA.

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WTO/Cancun rally in Oxford

13-09-2003 20:04

Marching down Cowley Road (1)
Rally in Oxford, 13th September, against the far-reaching effects of the World Trade Organisation on communities throughout the world, including Oxford.

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Respect to Kyung Hae Lee

13-09-2003 10:50

As another successful DSEi took up most of the newswire this hero went largely unnoticed.
All respect to Kyung Hae Lee, 56. (knife to the heart on Sept 10 2003)

What was he highlighting? Was it just anger at the Mexican pigscum?

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Update with news around the European Education Forum(EEF)

13-09-2003 10:24

here comes the latest information about the European Education Forum which will take place simultaniously during the summit of the European education ministers from September 18-20 2003 in Berlin, Germany.

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Fight for His Freedom!

13-09-2003 08:32

On 20 August, a leader of the People’s War that has been sweeping through Nepal, Chandra Prakash Gajurel, known as Comrade Gaurav, was arrested by the Indian authorities as he attempted to travel to Europe to support the battle against imperialist intervention in his country. The reactionary monarchy ruling Nepal is now preparing a demand for his extradition from India, which has repeatedly sent Nepalese revolutionaries back to the government’s dungeons.

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Cancun anti-WTO action photos

12-09-2003 21:55

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photos from the anti-WTO actions, thousands of workers and peasants from all over the world unite in some aggro against the pigs

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11 Things to Remember on September 11

12-09-2003 14:27

Dig in your heels, the September 11 memorial propaganda steamroller is back again - to quell opposition to US wars and imperial policies. The following points are meant to help you stay focussed. We raise them in deep respect for the innocent people who died on September 11.

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UK Solidarity Action with Cancun WTO Protests

12-09-2003 14:06

NO WTO PATENTS, NO COPORATE CONTROL
On Friday 12th September to coincide with the WTO talks in Cancun, a group of 15 concerned citizens occupied a Bayer office and stopped work there, to demonstrate against the corporatisation of health and agriculture, and the impact of WTO patent laws on agriculture and medications. This solidarity action took place for 2 reasons.

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Zapatista Solidarity Activity in Scotland

12-09-2003 10:43

As a small contribution to the world-wide mobilisations against the World Trade Organisation, the Edinburgh-Chiapas Solidarity Group organised a stall at the West End of Princes Street, Edinburgh on 9th September. We distributed several hundred leaflets and raised funds for the Kiptik water project through sales of publications and merchandise. Following is the leaflet we distributed:

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Fuerth, Germany, 11-14.9. 2003, days of action against deportation camps

11-09-2003 22:29

People are in rebellion: in spring 2002 at the internment camp in Woomera/Australien; in March 2002 at the deportation prison in Bologna; End of 2002 at the Eurotunnel-camp in Sangatte/France; in Febuary 2003 in the deportation prison Haslar/England; January - April 2003 in the deportation prison Grünau/Berlin,; in May 2003 in Nomansland-camp between the Iraq / Jordan border; against fences, walls and borders of deportation prisons, internment camps, deportation camps, “Ausreisezentren”, refugee camps.

Camps are an indispensable part of the separation policy of industrial countries. Separation from those who come, because the living conditions in their countries are decisively regulated by the interests of rich states. "We are here, because you destroy our countries", as refugees put it.
"Ausreisezentrum" is no term of the tourism industry. What sounds like palm beach and vacation trip is another link in the long chain of systematic exclusion and isolation of refugees and migrants in Germany. Cry from Halberstadt "Deportation camps are camps which illegalise people. As a supplementation to the socalled accumulative accomodations and deportation prisons deportation camps make perfect the system of determent, controll and deportation opposite to refugees.

Camps are an expression of the worldwide migration regime within the neoliberal globalisation. Therefore there is not only a temporal connection between the campaign against WTO
and the actiondays against the camp in Fuerth.

The neoliberal globalisation has serious effects on the majority of mankind: - cutback of hard earned rights, - social dismantling in the curse of global "adaption" GATS

Results of the globalised competition are: The strong prevail over the weak. What is called globalisation has nothing to do with the real globalisation in terms of ?one world?. With means of national, nationalistic arrogance and mobilisation big parts of mankind are excluded of the alleged blessings of civilisation. In many parts of the world (thus the loser?s side) globalised competition results in pauperisation, incontent, oppression, war, ?warlordisation?, barbarianism.

Results are: Billions of people are on the run or migrant to where they hope to find better living conditions.

source: Imc Germany:  http://de.indymedia.org/2003/09/61044.shtml