INQLAB - EASTERN DRUM AND BREAKS SESSION
Shivster | 10.08.2005 00:33 | Gender | Social Struggles | Birmingham
Friday 19th August 9pm-2am
@ The Rainbow (Digbeth, Birmingham)
INQLAB is a not-for-profit clubnight organised by the South Asian Alliance.
@ The Rainbow (Digbeth, Birmingham)
INQLAB is a not-for-profit clubnight organised by the South Asian Alliance.
A night of tabla driven breaks, world fusion, drum and bass, hip-hop and funk....
All proceeds from the night will go towards supporting South Asian women activists and their campaigns for civil rights.
Featuring the Nasha Crew from London:
GES-E / OSMANI SOUNDZ / AKTARV8R
Local Artists and MCs
Other Brother / Desert Groove / Roc-1 / Tj Rehmi / DJ Moyma / DJ Suki / Djedye / Tribal Mark
Live Visuals by Digital Equinox
See the following articles for a taste of the issues we are trying to campaign on. We will be trying to raise funds so that we can support a tour of South Asian womens activists in the UK:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/4620065.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/4640905.stm
All proceeds from the night will go towards supporting South Asian women activists and their campaigns for civil rights.
Featuring the Nasha Crew from London:
GES-E / OSMANI SOUNDZ / AKTARV8R
Local Artists and MCs
Other Brother / Desert Groove / Roc-1 / Tj Rehmi / DJ Moyma / DJ Suki / Djedye / Tribal Mark
Live Visuals by Digital Equinox
See the following articles for a taste of the issues we are trying to campaign on. We will be trying to raise funds so that we can support a tour of South Asian womens activists in the UK:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/4620065.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/4640905.stm
Shivster
e-mail:
inqlab@southasianalliance.org
Homepage:
http://www.southasianalliance.org
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Independent media link to Mukhtar Mai story and rare interview
10.08.2005 12:06
Democracy Now (reposted) 2005-06-21 8:28 AM
The Pakistani government is barring a woman from coming to the United States to speak out about her case and the plight of women's rights in Pakistan. She was gang-raped on orders by her local tribal counsel. We play a rare broadcast interview with Mukhtar Mai from her home in Pakistan and we speak with a Pakistani journalist who met with her in April.
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