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FEDERAL JUDGE SENDS HUMANITARIANS TO TRIAL

Arizona, 13.01.2006 23:37

Motion to Dismiss Charges Denied



THOUSANDS RALLY AT ARIZONA CAPITAL

Arizona, 13.01.2006 23:37

Demands Include Human Rights and Immigration Reform as Governor Delivers \\



The Passing of Ramona Pushes the Reset Button on Marcos’ Six-Month Tour of Mexico

Urbana-Champaign, 13.01.2006 23:08

The temporary suspension of the Zapatista-led "Other Campaign" has been lifted and its schedule has been re-programmed. Today, it met with the hurricane stricken and largely indigenous communities of the coast of Chiapas as it wraps up its first segment in Chiapas before going on to Quintana Roo.



autrecampagnecourt

Marseille, 13.01.2006 23:07

L'Autre Campagne à Marseille



rose expulsion

Marseille, 13.01.2006 23:07

Pas de trêve pour les expulseurs



THOUSANDS RALLY AT ARIZONA CAPITAL

Arizona, 13.01.2006 23:07

Demands Include Human Rights and Immigration Reform as Governor Delivers "State of the State" Address



Gripe Aviar: No tengan miedo, los que moriran serán los pobres

Argentina, 13.01.2006 22:38

Viernes 13 de Enero de 2006
Gripe Aviar: No tengan miedo, los que moriran serán los pobres



Anti-Choice Ads Appear in BART Trains and Stations

San Francisco Bay Area, 13.01.2006 20:38

Slick anti-choice advertisements recently appeared in BART trains and stations. The ads imply that San Franciscans and women in general are opposed to abortion, or at the very least have qualms about it, without discussing the fact that women should be able to choose for themselves if and when to have children. The ads, instead, ask, "Abortion: Have We Gone too Far?" BART has rejected ads from anti-war groups in the past, but apparently it does not object to the content in the anti-choice ads. Some activists are complaining to BART officials while others are taking matters into their own hands and defacing many of these advertisements.

Read more on Indybay's Womyn News Page



Out-thinking them, not out-fighting them: heart analysis sheds decisive light (with art)

Boston, 13.01.2006 20:08

Visionaries, 'idealists', and others daring towards their desires must move beyond shared powerless feelings. We are here for a reason, we have created and are creating our crucial projects. Understandings of reality and its origin are the keys to open the illusively impossible doors of fear and perpetual, everyday war. This article, with art included, goes over important truths while escaping 'Us vs. Them' constructs while at the same time promoting spirited *resistance consciousness*! "I feel that much of the world's sorrows come from people who are [exotically intricate] yet allow themselves to be treated as [just another reduction]"--Maude talking about flowers in the film "Harold and Maude"



Video Montage of DAWN Wolfowitz demo

DC, 13.01.2006 18:08



Protestors stage die-in outrside USTR to oppose US -Thai Free Trade Area

DC, 13.01.2006 18:08

Today at 1 PM, members of the Mobilization for Global Justice staged a die-in in solidarity with the over 2,000 protestors in Thailand who sucessfully stopped the trade negotiations yesterday.



Criminalizing homelessness

DC, 13.01.2006 18:08



1st Amendment Trashed in Immigrant Crackdown

San Diego, 13.01.2006 17:08

Costa Mesa Mayor Allan Mansoor believes that America is "a nation
of laws." That's why, he says, the city's police should be first in
the nation to directly help deport "illegal aliens." But conduct by
Monsoor at two recent Costa Mesa city council meetings–-revealed on
video logs from two separate sources–-raises questions about his
ability to correctly and impartially uphold the law, including basic
First Amendment rights.



decision-mujer

Colombia, 13.01.2006 16:08

¡Es un derecho de las mujeres!



Fall Creek Timber Sale: Logging in progress

Portland, 13.01.2006 14:08

Last Friday (Jan 6) some friends and I took a hike to Fall Creek, where we encountered a logging operation happening in the hills. This, I believe, is the sale that was bought by Silver Creek Timber Company on November 2nd, 2005 (note, Silver Creek is the same company that's been reaping the benefits of the Biscuit Fire). If this is correct, this sale is 4.22 million board feet, or about 500 logging trucks full of trees.

In terms of what we saw, there were two or three logging trucks (just pickups, as of last Friday, they're not yarding yet), and "fellers" in what seemed to be two locations up the hill. There was also one law enforcement officer, who allowed us to enter into Bedrock Campground across th