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Violence in southeastern Turkey as Kurdish demonstrations supressed

04-04-2006 14:29 | Anti-militarism | Repression | World

Hundreds have been imprisoned and as many as 30 people killed, including several children, in clashes between the Turkish police forces and Kurdish demonstrators in the southeast of Turkey in recent days.

Briefing on update of homes raided across the West Bank - 3rd April 2006

04-04-2006 11:51 | Anti-militarism | Repression | World

Briefing on up date of homes raided across the West Bank Monday, 3rd April 2006.

International Call for Action Against Marelec Arms Fair

04-04-2006 10:34 | Anti-militarism | World

From 19-21 april, Spearhead and the Dutch marine will be organizing an arms fair called 'marelec'. Lots of companies outside of the Netherlands are involved in this fair. Therefor we ask everyone who opposes militarism to take action against the companies listed below.

Save the Palestinian children NOW! (by Latuff)

04-04-2006 07:03 | Anti-militarism | Repression | World

Copyleft artwork by Brazilian cartoonist Latuff, on behalf of brave Palestinian people and their struggle against U.S. funded Israeli occupation.

Coca-Cola- Sucking communties dry

03-04-2006 22:33 | Globalisation | Indymedia | Social Struggles | World

Coca-Cola is one of the most recognizable brands in the world. The company claims to adhere to the “highest ethical standards” and to be “an outstanding corporate citizen in every community we serve”. Yet Coca-Cola’s activities around the world tell a different story. Coca-Cola has been accused of dehydrating communities in its pursuit of water resources to feed its own plants, drying up farmers’ wells and destroying local agriculture. The company has also violated workers’ rights in countries such as Colombia, Turkey, Guatemala and Russia. Only through its multi-million dollar marketing campaigns can Coca-Cola sustain the clean image it craves.

Water as a Commodity

03-04-2006 22:09 | Social Struggles | World

The rage of the residents of Soweto is directed at the installed meters.. The first mammoth prepaid water project started in 1992 under Margaret Thatcher in British Birmingham.. The water suppliers cynically described this as "self-disconnect."

Jack Straw insults the people of Iraq

03-04-2006 20:49 | World

Jack Straw has insulted Iraqis by asking their elected representatives to hasten the formation of a government in return for an invasion and occupation that they did not ask for and by enumerating CF losses without mentioning Iraqi direct and indirect losses.

What can be done to backup US protest? Legalize Illegals!

03-04-2006 19:19 | Migration | World

"We consider ourselves true MAGONISTAS! In fact, some of the flyers that circulate our harbor come from Leavenworth, Kansas, by RFM himself. The entire industry wants to know who the hell Ricardo Flores Magon is." - accompanying email.

Aspartame Causes blood Disorders

03-04-2006 18:57 | Health | World

As Europe's largest aspartame manufacturer, Holland Sweetener, reports it is ceasing production of this toxin, more breaking news on the diseases it causes. The aspartame documentary, Sweet Misery: A Poisoned World tells how Don Rumsfeld got it approved when FDA said no.

Naming The Dead - Pictures

03-04-2006 14:59 | SOCPA | Anti-militarism | Repression | World

Naming the Dead, Mass Civil Disobedience Against the Occupation of Iraq took place in Parliament Square and Whitehall, London on 2 April, 2006. Photographs of the event.

ACTIVISTS BLOCKADE BAA IN RUNWAY PROTEST

03-04-2006 11:07 | Ecology | Social Struggles | World

Protestors from direct action group, Plane Stupid, this morning blockaded BAA HQ on Heathrow's 60th Birthday. 6 arrests were made. BAA now in "premier league of climate change criminals."

Torture Victim Tells How He Was Brutalized In Iraqi Ministry

02-04-2006 21:51 | Anti-militarism | World

A first person account by a young Iraqi man of how he was tortured in the Ministry Of The Interior after being jailed for crimes he didn't commit.

Building Bridges in Iraq

02-04-2006 16:02 | Anti-militarism | World

This is all cut and paste except for the transcribed excerpts – if anyone could type out the whole thing, with an US spellchecker, please do so ( my keyboard is sticky, even this has taken hours) and I'll repost it all on military sites. This is the sort of testimony that could really end this war and nip the next one in the bud.

JULY 7th 2005, LONDON : WHEN CORRUPTION BECOMES TREASON

01-04-2006 22:12 | Repression | World

Many of the same patterns of deception and players involved in the 9/11 Cover-Up are present in the 7/7 Cover-Up.

Fools' Paradise Parade - London

01-04-2006 21:06 | SOCPA | Repression | World

A protest against the SOCPA [Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005] Exclusion Zone around the Houses of Parliament in London on April 1, 2006.

More Sensitivity and Less Prejudice

01-04-2006 18:33 | Anti-racism | World

Since journalists influence the political and social climate in the subject of migration, they should show more sensitivity toward racist exclusion.. Integration is not a one-way street but can only succeed when we create the prerequisites and grant minorities equal rights and equal social opportunities.

The Hidden Hand of the CIA, 911, and Popular Mechanics

01-04-2006 00:36 | Repression | World

Whenever 911 is discussed, those paid to patrol this site always wave the discredited PM article in question. This should end that charade.

Photos - Liverpool protests against Condi Rice visit

01-04-2006 00:04 | Liverpool | World

selection of photos from todays protest in Liverpool against Condi Rice (AKA. The Angel of Death)

World Hates USA UK: Why Film

31-03-2006 22:01 | Globalisation | Repression | World

The world has reached a point where whenever something goes wrong – when something bad happens: a car bomb, a disease outbreak or a tsunami – people – especially the victims – blame the USA. This is a remarkably simplistic and yet sophisticated reaction – the universal scapegoat.

La guerra termina nunca

31-03-2006 21:38 | Analysis | Globalisation | World

Comentario:

a)Hiroshima:
La ciudad fue destruida por una bomba atómica arrojada por el ejército de Estados Unidos.Ocurrió el día 6 de agosto de de 1945.Los datos oficiales apuntan 92.167 personas muertas; gravemente heridas 9.428, ycon lesiones leves 27.997.
b)Nagasaki:
Fue de mayor potencia destructiva que la de Hiroshima.Resultaron 140.000 personas muertas entre civiles y militares.

(datos históricos aproximados)

World Newswire Archive

Violence in southeastern Turkey as Kurdish demonstrations supressed

Briefing on update of homes raided across the West Bank - 3rd April 2006

International Call for Action Against Marelec Arms Fair

Save the Palestinian children NOW! (by Latuff)

Coca-Cola- Sucking communties dry

Water as a Commodity

Jack Straw insults the people of Iraq

What can be done to backup US protest? Legalize Illegals!

Aspartame Causes blood Disorders

Naming The Dead - Pictures

ACTIVISTS BLOCKADE BAA IN RUNWAY PROTEST

Torture Victim Tells How He Was Brutalized In Iraqi Ministry

Building Bridges in Iraq

JULY 7th 2005, LONDON : WHEN CORRUPTION BECOMES TREASON

Fools' Paradise Parade - London

More Sensitivity and Less Prejudice

The Hidden Hand of the CIA, 911, and Popular Mechanics

Photos - Liverpool protests against Condi Rice visit

World Hates USA UK: Why Film

La guerra termina nunca

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