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international / worker & community struggles and protests / news report Monday August 09, 2004 16:47 by someone
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In the modern Gulags of the Olympic Games the human life is insignificant in front of the national pride of the bosses and the success of the Olympiad, which is just a big celebration of the globalised capitalism! read full story / add a comment
international / anti-war / imperialism / news report Monday August 09, 2004 15:50 by Justin Morahan
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Summary: The mayor of Nagasaki spoke today of some of the horror caused by the second bomb dropped on Japan by the United States on this date in 1945: over 134,000 deaths - the numbers still growing - 2,707 added to the list over the past year, elderly survivors still suffering from the after-effects, 59 years later. He criticised the present United States for continuing to possess and proliferate nuclear weapons and asked that they join hands to eliminate them. The survival of the human race unequivocally demands this. read full story / add a comment
national / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Monday August 09, 2004 13:00 by Mark Grehan
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A protest has been called for on Tuesday 10th August at 12.30. The protest, which has been called for by Residents Against Racism, will take place outside the PD head office on South Frederick street and has been called to protest against the proposed deportation of Kate Bamidele. Kate Bamidele is in immediate danger of being deported to her death. If the government sends her back to Nigeria, she faces the prospect of being stoned to death. She needs your support to change the government’s mind and allow her to stay in Ireland. read full story / add a comment |
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