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LaborFest: The Herd (Turkey) & Oppression is Illegal (Korea) Films
Date:
Friday, July 13, 2007
Time:
6:00 PM
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8:30 PM
Event Type:
Screening
Organizer/Author:
Location Details:
New College, 777 Valencia (near 19st), San Francisco (near 16th St and 24th St BART)
Two films from very diverse cultures:
The Herd: In this illuminating film, we see how the industrialization of Turkey destroys the conditions and lives of the rural population. A sheepherder seeks to take his flock to Ankara to sell and in the process we see the transformation of society and the life of the Kurds. This film was banned in Turkey.
Oppression is Illegal: South Korean workers have some of the most militant and democratic unions in the world. At the same time they face massive repression with many trade unionists and leaders jailed and trade unionists faced with being sued personally for costs when they go on strike. As a result of these draconian measures, some unionists have committed suicide. Temporary workers are now the norm in Korea and this has brought even greater economic problems for the working people of Korea.
The Herd: In this illuminating film, we see how the industrialization of Turkey destroys the conditions and lives of the rural population. A sheepherder seeks to take his flock to Ankara to sell and in the process we see the transformation of society and the life of the Kurds. This film was banned in Turkey.
Oppression is Illegal: South Korean workers have some of the most militant and democratic unions in the world. At the same time they face massive repression with many trade unionists and leaders jailed and trade unionists faced with being sued personally for costs when they go on strike. As a result of these draconian measures, some unionists have committed suicide. Temporary workers are now the norm in Korea and this has brought even greater economic problems for the working people of Korea.
For more information:
http://laborfest.net/2007schedule.htm#31
Added to the calendar on Sun, Jun 17, 2007 10:10PM
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