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human rights (Focus)
- What film? “TIBET: THE HISTORY OF A TRAGEDY” is a film critical of the human rights violations in the Tibet Autonomous Region of P.R.China.
Is the Free Tibet movement just a British/CIA plot to divide P.R.China up into 30 or 40 different independent ethnic-based states? Britain and Russia have used military action againt China since over a century in order to try to control Xinjiang and Tibet.
Will a patriarchal, hierarchical, religious government in Tibet independent of P.R.Chinese capitalist, “all-China” (ogólno-chińskie) methods of government be an improvement for the people of Tibet? Do they want partial autonomy or total independence?
Come along and discuss after the film.
- where? At the LaLucza Alternative Space (ul.Podmurna 30/4 in Torun town centre)
- when? Thursday 10 Jan at 19:00
- after the film there’ll be discussio…
How many victims among African refugees? FRONTEX: between Warsaw and the Canary Islands
What’s FRONTEX? FRONTEX is the French abbreviation for « frontières extérieures » (external borders). The full name says more: FRONTEX is the “European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the Member States of the European Union”. According to official government information, the agency, which started on 3 October 2005 is responsible for coordinating, supporting and training services responsible for the “security” of external borders. On the surface, it looks like just another EU super-structure, intended to support local agencies. However, both the specific aims of the agency (control of and blocking immigration) and its wider powers (semi-tra…
- by bush go to hel on 2007-11-11 15:46, replies: 1, translation: pl, related to: anti-NATO, human rights, 2008-04-04
Contra Doxa: http://contra-doxa.com
Call for an anti-NATO Protest in Bucharest
source: Czytelnik CIA, Śro, 2007-11-07 06:42 English | Ruch anarchistyczny20th NATO SUMMIT BUCHAREST
“We are here to thank the Government of Romania and the Romanian people for the support they have offered to us on several occasions. We are allies in the fight on terror, generally, in Afghanistan and Iraq. We are allies in promoting democracy and we appreciate the support of Romanian President.” Stephen Hadley, Bush’s National Security Advisor, October 23, 2005
On 21st of September the Romanian Vice Foreign Minister Victor Micula and North-Atlantic Council Secretary Berndt Götze signed the memorandum for *hosting the N…
- 2008 April 4 anti-NATO Romania – http://contra-doxa.com
- 2007 Jan – Seville anti-NATO protest – http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2007/02/361561.html
- 2007 Feb – Munich anti-NATO protest – http://www1.autistici.org/g8/eng/siko/no-nato-2007/
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimean_anti-NATO_protests_of_2006 – anty-NATO 2006r. – Ukraina
- 2004 June – Istanbul anti-NATO protest – http://istanbul.indymedia.org/news/2004/06/7992.php
- 2002 Nov – Prague anti-NATO protests – http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2003/09/278096.html
Spotkanie toruńskiej grupy Amnesty International (powakacyjna reaktywacja)
Wtorek, 16.10.2007r. godz.18.00 w sali nr 24 (seminaryjna katedry Praw Czlowieka) na Wydziale Prawa i Administracji, UMK
Zapraszamy wszystkich zainteresowanych!!
A happening for the Day Against the Death Penalty took place at 15:00 on Thursday afternoon 11 Oct 2007 in Toruń: photos
- “Death penalty – not in my name” (“Kara śmierci – nie w moim imieniu”)
- “Death penalty – legal murder” (“Kara śmierci – legalne mordowanie”)
http://lalucza.bzzz.net/lalucza/galeria.html
LaLucza, Toruń
The Day Against the Death Penalty is on 10 October but in Toruń this will take place on Thurs 11.X .
We start at 15:00 at Copernicus’ statue
The action will be street theatre type action
LaLucza, Toruń
- in Warsaw:
- 09.10 at 13:00 at the President’s Palace
- 10.10 at 18:00 at the Centrum Metro
- in Lodz 09.10 at 17:30 at the Pasaż Schiller
- in Lublin 10.10
- in Torun 11.10 at 15:00 at Copernicus’ statue
- in Warsaw:
- by bu on 2007-08-28 21:09, replies: 4, translation: pl fr ja, related to: health systems, human rights
“We support the doctors’ strike” – “No more exploitation”
“The nurses’ and midwives’ trade union supports the protest” – ,,We’re with you”
– Regional Children’s Hospital, Torun, 22 August 2007
In-depth analysis from June 2007:
Poland’s Health Care Workers’ Strike: new challenges and old problems
Poland’s Health Care Workers’ Strike: new challenges and old problems
The Doctor’s Strike and the Nurses’ Occupation
_Poland is entering the sixth week [June 2007] of a very serious doctors’ strike. Thousands of doctors around the country have been protesting the state of the health care system and one of its main problems: low wages for health care professionals and long working hours, usually compounded by the fact that most people work e…
Protest against the hypocrisy of Catholic society!
14.VII.2007 (Saturday) 14:00 at Copernicus’ statue
The action was aimed at bringing the attention of local society and the city council to the problematic nature of giving public money to a project not having an effect on the living conditions of people needing help.
Taking into account the present situation of health services, as well the level of social support from the state we consider it unjustified to give public money for the building of yet another statue in the name of “Catholic values”. The neglecting of public support sector in the name of showing so-called “good catholics” doesn’t help the basic existence needs of poor families and hungry children, who the “Catholic elites” seem to care about during their speeches.
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO) one third of people…
We will Play on our Land
by Sami Awad
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Many may say that this is strange or outright weird, but the message was clear and strong, “This is our land and we have the right do as we want on it … even play football…” This was the statement made by Abdullah, one of the leaders of the Popular Committee to Resist the Wall in Southern Bethlehem when asked to comment on this week’s protest in the village of Um Salamona south of Bethlehem.
As part of the continuously growing nonviolent movement in the Southern part of Bethlehem, more Palestinians were joined by internationals and Israelis to protest the building of the Wall this Friday through a football/soccer match that was held on the exact path of the wall. Once the wall is constructed 70% of the agricultural land of t…
human rights
- first declaration of human rights: Cyrus Cylinder (Iran) 538 BCE of Cyrus the Great
- Right of freedom of religion for citizens of the Persian Empire.
- Abolishing of slavery – palaces of the kings were built by paid workers, during an epoch where they were normally built by slaves.
- The Jews were freed from slavery and allowed to leave.
- United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights 10 December 1948
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