Secularism is a Women’s IssueLa trajectoire d’Adnan est un parfait exemple des mécanismes qui invisibilisent le travail et la production intellectuelle des femmes, notamment en les excluant de nos récits alors qu’elles étaient présentes comme Etel en tout temps et en tout lieu pour révolutionner nos manières de voir et de penser. Féministe, lesbienne, militante pour la paix, arabe, Adnan nous parle avec une sagesse et une lucidité rare des mondes qu’elle habite, ce qui lui aura sûrement valu cette reconnaissance sur le tard.
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Etel Adnan 1925-2021
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UK: #CorrectTheRecord and apologise about the damage they’ve done to Assange
28 November, by siawi3On the 3rd Anniversary of The Guardian’s publishing The Manaford/Assange false story we call out a protest outside it’s offices on Tuesday 30/11/21 at 2-4pm with a simple message to #CorrectTheRecord and apologise about the damage they’ve done to him.
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Prestigious weaponry expert censored after demonstrating that a deadly poison gas attack—blamed on the Syrian government—was really a false-flag operation by U.S.-funded terrorists
28 November, by siawi3Top MIT Scientist was subject to defamatory attacks and had article exposing truth about alleged Syrian chemical weapons attacks pulled by prestigious scientific journal. Fearful editors and CIA-connected hacks ganged up to defame top MIT scientist who refused to echo government propaganda. Instead, he quit his 30-year job on principle.
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Salute to India’s Farmers! Global Social Movements issue solidarity as protest completes a year
28 November, by siawi3Food Sovereignty, International Solidarity
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L’Afghane aux yeux verts du National Geographic a trouvé refuge en Italie
28 novembre, par siawi3Symbole de toutes les guerres qui ont abîmé l’Afghanistan et surtout les femmes, Sharbat Gula a demandé à quitter Kaboul après la prise de pouvoir des talibans mi-août.
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On identity: Permission to Imagine
28 November, by siawi3“Perhaps instead of thinking of identity as an already accomplished fact, which the new cultural practices then represent, we should think, instead, of identity as a ‘production,’ which is never complete, always in process, and always constituted within, not outside, representation.”
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India: Power of a peaceful movement
28 November, by siawi3It was not easy for the farmers, and it must be a record of sorts for them to run an as yet unending campaign for 13 months without losing the hunger to defeat adversity. It is a tribute to the sagacious leadership of the farmers, predominantly Sikh, who pitched their tents on the borders of Delhi over a year ago. They endured Delhi’s bitter cold, blistering heat and weltering rain to thwart the laws they saw as an assault on their livelihood.
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India: Woman’s Question in Communal Ideologies in India: A Study into the Ideologies of RSS and Jamat-e-Islami
28 November, by siawi3Attack on women’s fundamental right to equality has been the common, continuing feature of the communal forces in India, of all hues irrespective of the religion from the particularly motivated interpretation of which they derive their ideological base and political support. Rape and gang rape have historically been integral part of communal pogroms. The ideological texts of the RSS and the Jamat reveals many similarities and congruence.
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Letter of Congratulations from Bangladesh -the peasants’ movement of India great victory!
28 November, by siawi3The withdrawal of three Farm Bills (black laws) against the interests of Indian farmers by the government has once again increased the significance and importance of the peasants’ movement in the subcontinent and proved that struggle is a powerful tool for realizing demands.
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USA: Reproductive Justice on the Line
28 November, by siawi3TENS OF THOUSANDS rallied, marched, and chanted for reproductive justice in 650 U.S. cities on October 2. Ranging in size from a hundred to 10,000-20,000, the actions came in response to the Texas anti-abortion law that went into effect September 1.
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