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28-01-2009 11:58
Tough on the use of animals in film
The Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI) is cracking down on movie producers using animals in their films. The AWBI has banned the use of monkeys, tigers, panthers and lions in movies and issued 26 guidelines to producers.
28-01-2009 11:22
The transcript of the talk was made by David P.
Craig Murray at the Cambridge Law School occupation
On Tuesday 28th night, Craig Murray, the former UK ambassador to Uzbekistan was invited by the assembly of the occupation for a talk. The university authorities prevented him from crossing into the lobby, meaning that he had to give his talk, standing withing the sliding front doors of the faculty. This sends a strong message to those within the university that try to prevent freedom of speech.The transcript of the talk was made by David P.
28-01-2009 03:03
Speech of Craig Murray to Students Occupying Cambridge University Law Faculty
Despite being denied proper access to the Law Faculty building, ex-ambassador Craig Murray spoke and answered questions from the entrance for over 45 minutes. He spoke on the US war in Central Asia for control over natural gas pipelines, Lord Taylor of Blackburn and other war profiteers, and anti-Muslim propaganda in the media. Murray explicitly supported several key demands of the occupation as reasonable: that the university withdraw investment from the arms trade; that there be bursaries for Palestinian students; and that the university condemn Israel's recent actions towards Gaza.
27-01-2009 13:15
the ceo of BICOM, Israel's lobby in the UK, is giving a 'lecture on Gaza', once again shamelessly covering up Israel's latest war crimes, tomorrow (Wed) in Cambridge.
this must not go unchallenged!
BICOM in Cambridge - STOP israeli propaganda
the ceo of BICOM, Israel's lobby in the UK, is giving a 'lecture on Gaza', once again shamelessly covering up Israel's latest war crimes, tomorrow (Wed) in Cambridge. this must not go unchallenged!
26-01-2009 22:39
Lots of changes today at the occupation, that got visited by the proctors, and where people not belonging to the university see their access blocked again. Check the blog for details at:
http://cambridgegazasolidarity.blogspot.com
Cambridge occupation latest photos
Lots of changes today at the occupation, that got visited by the proctors, and where people not belonging to the university see their access blocked again. Check the blog for details at: http://cambridgegazasolidarity.blogspot.com
26-01-2009 15:52
Cambridge occupation latest: soup wars and proctor mumble
Today was the first day of lectures, that had to co-exist with the occupation at the Cambridge law Faculty. A couple of notable events included an ultimatum to vacate from the university, the Great Soup Battle, and the the meek attempt to intimidate the occupiers by requesting them to give their names individually.
26-01-2009 02:39
Latest news and comment from the Cambridge Occupied Law School
I just spent the last 6 hours at the Law School occupation in Cambridge – this is the last report from Sunday evening / Monday early morning. It seems the university has issued an ultimatum for students to clear the school by Sunday midnight, which still has to happen, as people are slowly drifting to sleep in the lecture theatres. It seems they otherwise have refused to continue negotiations which has not allowed for any progress on the demands or people to go home. The music night planned was delayed by a talk from students of Sussex University that is still under occupation, as well as a last plenary for the evening.
25-01-2009 19:00
Latest report from the plenary of the Cambridge University Law School
A quick report from the plenary discussion in the Cambridge occupation, Sunday 25 January 2009 evening.
25-01-2009 15:36
In the light of other campuses facing evictions of activists, the occupation at Cambridge's Law Faculty continues apace.
The Law Faculty occupation continues...
In the light of other campuses facing evictions of activists, the occupation at Cambridge's Law Faculty continues apace.
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24-01-2009 16:36
This afternoon a small but significant number of actvists turned up at The Market Square in Cambridge to show their solidarity with the Cambridge University students currently occupying the Law Faculty.
Solidarity Picket in town + more occupation pictures.
This afternoon a small but significant number of actvists turned up at The Market Square in Cambridge to show their solidarity with the Cambridge University students currently occupying the Law Faculty.
24-01-2009 03:24
Currently there is a something of a low level power struggle going on inside the Law Faculty between the Proctors, other building staff and the occupying students.
The Law Faculty Occupation - further developments.
Currently there is a something of a low level power struggle going on inside the Law Faculty between the Proctors, other building staff and the occupying students.
24-01-2009 00:02
Some first pic, of the vote to occupy, a talk from Iraqui trade unionist, and the Proctor's visit. More info on:
http://cambridgegazasolidarity.blogspot.com
First photos from the Cambridge Uni occupation for Gaza
Some first pic, of the vote to occupy, a talk from Iraqui trade unionist, and the Proctor's visit. More info on: http://cambridgegazasolidarity.blogspot.com
23-01-2009 21:39
An eyewitness report from the Cambridge University Occupation in
solidarity with Gaza
Cambridge University Gaza Solidarity Occupation
An eyewitness report from the Cambridge University Occupation in solidarity with Gaza
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21-01-2009 23:15
Three days of solidarity saw activists from all areas of the UK travel to HLS Wooley and Harlan on Monday, Back to harlan and HLS Occuld on Tuesday. Sequani, Arrowmight Biosciences and Barclays on Wednesday.
SHAC solidarity demos at HLS sites, suppliers, Harlan and Sequani!
Three days of solidarity saw activists from all areas of the UK travel to HLS Wooley and Harlan on Monday, Back to harlan and HLS Occuld on Tuesday. Sequani, Arrowmight Biosciences and Barclays on Wednesday.
21-01-2009 20:09
Netcu Watch // Steve Pearl and Netcu we know where you work...
After some netcu related hilarity during the past few days demonstrations at Harlan, HLS Wooley and HLS Occuld we took PCs Bacon and the officer we know as "Dave" in to the main Cambridgeshire Police Headquaters. And a police officer dropped a real clanger.
Cambridge came out onto the streets. It was a joy to behold.
Second part of photo story.
18-01-2009 00:13
The biggest demonstrations to be seen in Cambridge for years happened today (17-01-2009), with approximately 1,000 people in attendance, letting their disgust at the massacre in Gaza be known to the world.
The pictures below appear in chronological order.
Massive Gaza Solidarity protest in Cambridge. Pt 1
The biggest demonstrations to be seen in Cambridge for years happened today (17-01-2009), with approximately 1,000 people in attendance, letting their disgust at the massacre in Gaza be known to the world. The pictures below appear in chronological order.
17-01-2009 15:50
Quite a crowd got together today Sat 17, 2009 in Cambridge, UK to show their solidarity with people in Gaza, and opposition to the Israeli bombing and invasion. The vigil was given permission to march around town after a short negotiation with the police.
Cambridge protest in solidarity with Gaza
Quite a crowd got together today Sat 17, 2009 in Cambridge, UK to show their solidarity with people in Gaza, and opposition to the Israeli bombing and invasion. The vigil was given permission to march around town after a short negotiation with the police.