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Media Ownership Rules in Jeopardy; Bush Lies on Haliburton, War
Iraq in Chaos
Media Ownership Rules in Jeopardy
NY Green: Public Supports Same-SeX Marriages
Airlines in Tailspin
Rumsfeld Agenda Wold Gut US Democracy...
Posted: Tue, May 20, 2003 6:38am PDT
Sankt-Petersburg - Antiglobalist demo smashed by police
Sankt-Petersburg an antiglobalists demo, previously approved by the authorities, was brutally smashed and dispersed by police....
Posted: Tue, May 20, 2003 6:27am PDT
No U.N. arms inspection and U.S. plans to keep control of Iraqi oil
On the political role of the United Nations, the draft calls for a high-level special representative with "independent responsibilities." The envoy would "work intensively" with the United States and Britain "to facilitate a process leading to an internationally recognized, representative government of Iraq" but his or her duties are still vague. The resolution foresaw no role for U.N. arms inspectors....
Posted: Tue, May 20, 2003 1:52am PDT
Protest Media Consolidation
The Federal Communications Commission's likely action to relax major media ownership rules is forging some unexpected political alliances. For instance, for the first time a group known as "CodePink, Women for Peace" finds itself on the same side of a fight as the National Rifle Association....
Posted: Tue, May 20, 2003 12:47am PDT
Free Jeff ‘Free’ Luers Update May 2003
a (mostly) monthly newsletter about the case of anarchist prisoner Jeff 'Free' Luers...
Posted: Mon, May 19, 2003 4:52pm PDT
Alternative Press Week in Review
A weekly roundup of news, announcements, essays and other items of interest. In this issue: APR's new email list, Arundhati Roy on the American empire, Leah C. Wells on the issues of water and oil in Iraq, David Edwards on the tragedy of Iraqi children having no healthcare, and Matt Taibbi on the incoherent writing of Thomas Friedman....
Posted: Mon, May 19, 2003 12:59pm PDT
Radio Maclovio Rojas Márquez
'Radio Macloviana' was a 5 month series of workshops with the pobladores of Maclovio Rojas Márquez, a militant colonia outside Tijuana, Baja California México. During the workshops the Maclovian@s learned to produce Community Radio programs, using Populat Education. In April in honor of Maclovio Rojas Márquez's 15th anniversary we broadcast via micro radio the produced 5-hour radio documentary '15 Años de Lucha' for the entire community to hear. We're currently raising $$$ so that Maclovian@...
Posted: Mon, May 19, 2003 12:31pm PDT
THE MOST DANGEROUS STATE TO BE HOMELESS:
...increased police enforcement of so-called "quality of life" laws disrupted the relative safety found in the loose-knit community of campers and folks living in their vehicles in that neighborhood, and ultimately displaced an estimated 100 homeless people, leaving them at increased risk for hate attacks....
Posted: Mon, May 19, 2003 11:39am PDT
AN AMERICAN EPIDEMIC: Hate Crimes Against Homeless People
As disturbing as the case descriptions contained in NCH's report are, what is even more ominous is that homeless people have almost no protection against such cruelty. Poor people are not a protected class under federal civil rights statutes, and none of the current hate crime laws in the United States include or acknowledge hate crimes based on economic or housing status....
Posted: Mon, May 19, 2003 11:33am PDT
REGIME CHANGE BEGINS AT HOME
Hundreds of thousands--indeed millions in some cities--mobilized against the war in Iraq and the question now becomes, where do we go from here? Should we let the movement die because the architects of this criminal war say that it is over? Or should we mobilize against the tyrants responsible for this mass murder and fight to remove them from power before they spill more blood in their quest for world domination?...
Posted: Mon, May 19, 2003 9:24am PDT
Indonesia begins big Aceh offensive
Exxon Mobil, which operates some of Indonesia's biggest natural gas fields in Aceh, said its production was unaffected and had no plan to evacuate staff....
Posted: Mon, May 19, 2003 8:58am PDT
May 20: Join Protests Against Bush's Cuba Policy
Protest George Bush's attacks on Cuba....
Posted: Mon, May 19, 2003 2:46am PDT
International Peace Activists Under Live Fire From Israeli Occupation Forces
Picture this: 20 military vehicles, including an armoured personnel carrier, surround an office in broad daylight. Dozens of soldiers and police proceed to raid and loot the office, breaking equipment, stealing computers, and kidnapping the workers in the office-three unarmed women, one of whom has since been released....
Posted: Mon, May 19, 2003 1:49am PDT
Israeli Occupation Forces New Anti-Peace Activist Tactics
Members of the International Solidarity Movement (ISM), a non-violent group that attempts to provide protection to Palestinians, have been particularly targeted. In the wake of the death of American ISM member Rachel Corrie and the shootings of Brian Avery and Tom Hurndall, who is still in coma, the Israel military is asking internationals to sign a new declaration that not only relieves the Israeli Government of responsibility for any deaths but also asks the individual signing to confirm th...
Posted: Mon, May 19, 2003 1:40am PDT
The power continues to consolidate...
Below are links to a few articles of importance that I thought I would draw indymedia readers attention to....
Posted: Sun, May 18, 2003 10:13pm PDT
Issue #1 of a new Canadian National Newspaper
The first issue of The Dominion, "Canada's Grassroots National Newspaper", available on the web and as a free-to-redistribute pdf file....
Posted: Sun, May 18, 2003 9:59pm PDT
Take the red pill.
We can only show you the door. You're the one that has to walk through it......
Posted: Sun, May 18, 2003 7:50pm PDT
Support Workers Control in Argentina
Workers want to reopen a pasta manufacturing facility near Buenos Aires to put food in community kitchens, schools, and hospitals.
Support Workers Control!...
Posted: Sun, May 18, 2003 6:42pm PDT