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PLM Statement on increased US military presence in the Philippines

Submitted by Party of the Laboring Masses (PLM) (not verified) on 11 February 2012 - 2:08pm
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PLM Calls for an Independent Foreign Policy and a Non-Aligned ASEAN

Pages from New Zealand history: February sessions at the Christchurch WEA

Submitted by beyondresistance on 7 February 2012 - 1:20pm
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Radical history nights at the WEA, 59 Gloucester Street, Christchurch. Every Tuesday during February, 7—8.30pm, All welcome – koha

Egypt amidst bloody military repression, Islamist reaction and workers’ struggles

Submitted by Anonymous on 7 February 2012 - 7:51am
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After the killings at the soccer match on February 1 at Port Said (74 deaths, mainly among supporters of the Al-Ahly club of Cairo), the “ultras”, supporters of the teams from the capital whom, throughout the events of last year had fought many times the forces of repression, have accused the SCAF of premeditated killing.

TPP WATCH ACTION BULLETIN #3

Submitted by TPPA Watch (not verified) on 6 February 2012 - 1:43pm
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TPP WATCH ACTION  BULLETIN  #3                 5 February 2012

Nga mihinui ki a koutou katoa!!

Waitangi Day!

Trans-Pacific Partnership: Waitangi Day leaflets available now

Submitted by TPPA WATCH (not verified) on 4 February 2012 - 9:52pm
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A new flyer about the TPPA has been created for distribution at events around the country on Waitangi Day, and has been uploaded to the TPP Watch website. There is a Word version and a PDF.

*Miranda Gibson breaks Tassie tree sitting record in the ObserverTree today*

Submitted by Still Wild Still Threatened (not verified) on 4 February 2012 - 9:40am
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*MEDIA RELEASE: 03/02/2012*

*Miranda Gibson breaks Tassie tree sitting record in the ObserverTree today*
Today Miranda Gibson has broken the Tasmanian record for the longest time
spent at the top of a tree. Miranda has been on a platform 60 meters from
the ground for 52 days, and will remain there to highlight the ongoing
destruction of Tasmania's forests.

Dreamers are needed for the Occupation not Realists.

Submitted by anthonyravlich on 4 February 2012 - 12:55am
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Dreamers are need for the Occupation not realists.

 

Anthony Ravlich
Human Rights Council (new Zealand)

 

The reason the Occupation is failing is because it is run by realists.

What is needed particularly when New Zealand is in such desperate times are dreamers - many want a better world.

Over three years before a book by New Zealand author is reviewed.

Submitted by anthonyravlich on 3 February 2012 - 10:49am
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Over three years before a book by New Zealand author is reviewed. 

Anthony Ravlich

Chairperson

Human Rights Council (New Zealand)

10D/15 City Rd.,

Auckland City.

Ph: (0064) (09) 940 9658

Miranda Gibson breaks Tasmanian tree sitting record tomorrow.*

Submitted by Still Wild Still Threatened (not verified) on 3 February 2012 - 5:42am
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*MEDIA ALERT: 02/02/2012

Conservationist MIranda Gibson will tomorrow become the new holder of the
Tasmania record for the longest time spent continuously at the top of a
tree. It will be Miranda's 52nd day in the tree sit. She has vowed to
remain in her tree top perch until the area of forest is protected, as it
was promised to be.

No to US and Chinese expansionism

Submitted by Akbayan (Citizens Action Party) (not verified) on 3 February 2012 - 1:58am
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PHILIPPINES: Akbayan Party condemns plans for increased United States military presence in the country amid burgeoning Chinese military expansionism. We believe these acts by the two superpowers will inevitably destabilize the West Philippine Sea and Southeast Asian region.