Secularism is a Women’s IssueSecularism and communal harmony were part of Nehru’s religion and beliefs, which he never compromised. The first prime minister’s 59th death anniversary is a moment to recall his role in Indian politics and nation-building.
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India: Remembering Jawaharlal Nehru, Secularist and True Nationalist
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Algérie-France : Un hommage au militant et dramaturge algérien Mohamed Boudia publié le 31 mai 2023
6 juin, par siawi3Le théâtre sera sa passion et son activité publique. Il y a 50 ans, le 28 juin 1973, Mohamed Boudia était assassiné rue des Fossés Saint-Bernard par le Mossad.
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Algérie-France : une vie de combat pour connaître toute la vérité sur l’assassinat de Maurice Audin Pierre Audin, fils de Maurice et Josette Audin, est décédé
6 juin, par siawi3Source : https://histoirecoloniale.net/Pierre-Audin-fils-de-Maurice-et-Josette-Audin-est-decede.html
une vie de combat pour connaître toute la vérité sur l’assassinat de Maurice Audin Pierre Audin, fils de Maurice et Josette Audin, est décédé
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Florence Bergeaud-Blackler reçoit le prix de la Revue des Deux Mondes 2023 pour son livre « Le Frérisme et ses réseaux, l’enquête »
6 juin, par siawi3« Il m’a fallu trente ans pour comprendre quelle vision de l’islam, quelle compréhension de l’identité, quelle conception du plan de Dieu, la Confrérie mobilisait pour retenir des générations de musulmans réislamisés […] et mettre en marche un grand mouvement islamique »,
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POURQUOI LES ISLAMISTES S’EN PRENNENT À L’ÉCOLE DE LA RÉPUBLIQUE
6 juin, par siawi3Les islamistes détestent l’école de la République car elle tient à l’universel et, contrairement aux idéologies relativistes venues en particulier des pays anglo-saxons, elle contrevient à leur stratégie.
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USA: If the Police Can Decide Who Qualifies as a Journalist, There Is No Free Press
6 June, by siawi3Where’s the outcry? Mainstream media have been strangely silent following the arrest of two reporters in North Carolina.
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Iran’s bans make illegal abortions soar
6 June, by siawi3Iran’s dictatorship tightened restrictions on medical abortions and banned the free distribution of contraceptives in 2021 amid a moral panic around the birth-rate. Iranian women have been choosing fewer children in part due to economic crisis.
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Putin, South Africa, And The International Criminal Court
6 June, by siawi3The US claimed that its wars on Iraq and Afghanistan were all justified as aid in “self-defence” even though NATO countries were not attacked or threatened prior to the attacks. On March 17, the International Criminal Court (ICC) indicted and issued arrest warrants for Russian President Vladimir Putin and Russian Commissioner for Children’s Rights Maria Lvova-Belova. They are the first and only white people to be indicted by the court. All 44 of those previously indicted have been Africans.
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India: Science and Imperialism: Scientists as Workers for Peace
6 June, by siawi3Nehru’s idea of freedom was shaped by the Indian freedom struggle and went beyond bourgeois individual freedom. This idea of freedom actively asked the scientist to take on the responsibility of changing society. Foremost in the scientists’ responsibility was the fight for peace, which set the pre-condition for any other change in society. In a formerly colonized society like India, this was inextricably linked to the fight against hunger and poverty.
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The U.S. censors Dissenting Voices: On the attacks against the Midwestern Marx Institute
6 June, by siawi3Truth is censored and lies are proliferated because it serves the interests of the ruling capitalist class, and only through the overthrow of this class can a real freedom of thought, not an abstract empty freedom to deceive the people, be achieved.
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