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 Tiananmen Square, 19 years on
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
July 22, 2008
Wednesday 4 June 2008 marked 19 years since the brutal crackdown of pro democracy protestors in Tiananmen Square. Since then the Tiananmen mothers have been campaigning for justice. Amnesty International demonstrate in London in solidarity with the Tiananmen mothers.Take action for human rights in China at www.amnesty.org.uk/china
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 Attack on Move Pt.1
from Metacafe - Videos by TripLeGz3
July 17, 2008
John Africa's movement - Back in the early 80`s the mayor of Philadelphia, a black mayor - was given the green light by higher ups to bomb the MOVE homes in an urban Philadelphia neighborhood. The ensuing fire gutted many homes on the block of MOVE and non-MOVE members alike with no regard for women, children or common humanity, FREE MUMIA ABU JAMAL! UHURU! Ranked 1.77 / 5 | 66 views | No comments Click here to watch the video Submitted By: TripLeGz3 Tags: Abu Africa Jamal John Mumia Ramona NWO bombing murder human rights Categories: News & Events People & Stories
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 Healthcare is a Human Right!
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
July 13, 2008
The Vermont Workers' Center kicked off it's campaign that Healthcare is a Human Right, Organizing door to door, face to face, we will create a social movement to make healthcare a right of all people. Erika Simard has been hired by the VWC to organize Vermonters into a powerful movement. She is the guest on this live, half-hour Burlington Vermont tv show.
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 Global Solidarity
from NEAR 90.3 fm - Podcast
July 02, 2008
Michael Fitzgerald speaks to Simon Mc Guinness who is associated with campaingn to free Miami Five for this special edition of Global Solidarity .File Download (18:38 min / 17.1 MB)
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 Beginner Lesson 23 - Where are you going?
from The A to Z Chinese Audio Podcast
June 30, 2008
In China if two friends or family members or even colleagues meet each other on the street its very natural for them to ask where each other is going. Privacy has never been a big issue in China you may think that they are nosy but for them it is just their way of showing that they care. So if you meet someone you know ask them where they are going, but don't expect their answer to always be the truth.
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 RedLightChicago-Goddess Diana's Story
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
June 28, 2008
Tantric Massage provider Goddess Diana talks about her ordeal of being railroaded by her nosy neighbors, who set her up to be arrested and evicted from her Bucktown condo. SWOP-Chicago member Mistress Jasmine comments on the case, which SWOP provided court support for.
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 China Focus - Australian Senate Calls to End Persecution of Falun Gong
from SOH News Desk » Edge on China
June 26, 2008
The Australian Senate has voted unanimously to end the persecution of the Falun Gong spiritual group in China, condemning what humanitarian groups call the worst human rights crisis currently facing China. The motion, moved by Greens Senator Ms Kerry Nettle, was passed unanimously in the Senate on Tuesday. The vote represents the first time that the Senate has publicly supported an end to the persecution by the Chinese communist regime. Falun Gong spokesperson Kay Rubacek says that this is the first statement by the Australian Government in support of an end to the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners in China. She thinks Australia has made a historic step, aligning the government s position with that of many other Western democracies around the world. Mrs. Rubacek also said that this is not only a statement in itself, but this will immediately impact positively on the people of China. She says that International condemnation of the persecution is the most effective way to stop the torture and killing. (more )
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Encore 21 June 2008
from NEAR 90.3 fm - Podcast
June 25, 2008
On this edition of Encore Tony Fitzsiomons introduces Eillen Good speaking to Suzanne Costello director of Samaratins Ireland speaking about the effects of bullying for Global solidarity . Next we join Dermot Branagan who is joined in studio with Lord Mayor Paddy Burke and Councillor Dessie Ellis speaking about some of the history of previous Lord Mayors and the changing face of the Dublin docklands for Between the Lines . we also hear from The Sports Bag where Tom Gallagher and Cathal Brennan are speaking to Ciara Phelo and Colm Fitzpatrick who are taking part in this years olympic games.File Download (28:00 min / 25.7 MB)
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Northside Today
from NEAR 90.3 fm - Podcast
June 25, 2008
Pepe Gutierrez of the Latin American Solidarity Centre speaks to Geraldine Wynne regarding a Haiti awareness meeting which took place in the Irish Aid Centre on June 19th.File Download (11:10 min / 10.3 MB)
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 Game for a better tomorrow?
from Revver - game Videos
June 23, 2008
Author: thechinadebate Added: Mon, 23 Jun 2008 08:44:13 -0800 Duration: 225There is no better time than now for the Chinese government to improve its human rights situation. Join the debate. www.thechinadebate.org
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 A history of human rights abuses
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
June 23, 2008
Fifteen-year-old Ngawang Sangdrol s life changed forever after she took part in a peaceful demonstration in Lhasa. She was arrested in 1992 for that and was subjected to beatings, solitary confinement and other forms of torture or ill-treatment in prison. She was released ten years later on medical parole. Join the debate.www.thechinadebate.org
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 Opportunity for change
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
June 23, 2008
Former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson, says she would like to see the possibility of an engaged debate with a wider cross section of Chinese society . Join the debate.www.thechinadebate.org
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 No trial, no justice?
from - blip.tv (beta)
June 23, 2008
Forced labour, beatings, verbal abuse Lou Hongwei recalls her life in a Re-education Through Labour (RTL) facility. In China, RTL allows the Chinese police to lock up people for up to four years without trial. Lou s husband Bu Dongwei is currently detained under this system. Join the debate.www.thechinadebate.org
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 My Life, My Work, My Choice
from movements by Shar
June 21, 2008
APNSW POLICY ON TRANSGENDER APNSW members respect the uniqueness, diversity, culture and histories of transgender communities throughout the Asia Pacific Region. APNSW support transgender self determination through the recognition and protection of their human rights through the adoption and implementation of international treaties and laws. APNSW demands respect for and observance of the human rights of transgender, to do so APNSW use education, advancement, protection and promotion of Human Rights.
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