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international / crime and justice / opinion/analysis Wednesday April 01, 2009 23:34 by mconlon
Writer/Filmmaker based in Dublin seeks to interview individuals who have been indirectly or directly affected by aggravated assault or street crime. According to Garda figures there were 3800 incidents of this nature last year in Dublin alone. The aim of this project is to more fully understand the residual effects of post traumatic stress arising from unwarranted assault. In doing so it is hoped to investigate the healing process and resilience of the victim through shared experience. Interviews will be carried out with absolute discretion to the sensitivity of the subject and at the convenience of those willing to take part. read full story / add a comment
cork / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Wednesday April 01, 2009 20:07 by EDA Cork
This year, EDA’s annual conference will draw our attention to the decades-old conflict between the indigenous people of Western Sahara (the Saharawi), the last remaining colony in Africa, and the occupier of two-thirds of their country, Morocco. The Saharawi have spent the last thirty-three years living in refugee camps in Algerian Sahara, a physical and political environment incapable of sustaining human dignity. They are continually confronted with the ongoing issues that surround this conflict: the denial of basic human rights, access to adequate water, to food and shelter; to rewarding employment, and at the core, to the right to self determination, a right determined for them thirty years ago by the International Court of Justice. read full story / add a comment
cork / arts and media / event notice Wednesday April 01, 2009 17:28 by Carlo Jacucci
On next Saturday and Sunday, Ouali Bebe will be back in Cork to teach an African Dance workshop, for actors and dancers, and open to all. No previous experience is necessary. He is a brilliant teacher and he doesn't live in Cork, so it's a rare opportunity! read full story / add a comment
galway / miscellaneous / event notice Wednesday April 01, 2009 16:55 by Harass
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As in previous years may of the social justice organisations in Galway are combininmg resources to host events for Latin Amnerican Week in Galway. The Schedule is below and we are most grateful to the Huston School of Film& Digital Media for allowing us to host our film screenings in their great cinema venue. Directions to this venue may be accessed on the www.nuig.ie website map or by contacting the numbers below. read full story / add a comment
national / worker & community struggles and protests / news report Wednesday April 01, 2009 15:53 by Andrew
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In the latest round of attacks on ordinary workers in order to force us to pay for the crisis in capitalism the government had "declared a moratorium on Recruitment and Promotions in the Public Service with effect fro 27th March". This is both yet another direct attack on public sector workers and an indirect attack on all workers as it means our access to health, education and other essential services will be further reduced. read full story / add a comment
international / gender and sexuality / event notice Wednesday April 01, 2009 15:00 by Maryam Namazie
Islam, Human Rights and Homophobia- A talk by Maryam Namazie. Sponsored by the Gay And Lesbian Humanist Association. read full story / add a comment
international / anti-war / imperialism / opinion/analysis Wednesday April 01, 2009 14:42 by Chicherin
Barack Obama’s Newroz message, which is supposed to represent a “new beginning” for relations between the US and the Islamic Republic has been greeted in many quarters. But we should more closely examine Obama's project in the Middle East and what he he wants to gain from Iran. This is no new beginning. The speech is just a continuation of the gunpoint diplomacy initiated by Dubya and continued by Obama. Bush himself gave out numerous messages of a similar nature during his presidency. The only difference is that Obama actually addresses the people and leaders of the Islamic Republic directly. read full story / add a comment |
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