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Zehra Doğan Sentenced!
the Mardin 2nd High Criminal Court has sentenced Zehra Doğan to 2 years, 9 months and 22 days imprisonment for the painting
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ON A DAY THIS WEEK, IN MARCH, 2012. Adrienne Cecile Rich
In a day this week, the 27th March, 2012, at her home in Santa Cruz, California, the American poet, feminist and social critic Adrienne Cecile Rich died
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Adrienne Rich: “Defy the Space That Separates ”
When David Lehman asked me to undertake a volume, I was dubious — about the title and its implications, about the “catchment area”
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NORTHERN KURDISTAN: NEWROZ WELCOMES MORE POLITICAL PRISONERS ON HUNGER STRIKE
the countless Kurdish political prisoners held in Turkish jails, 26 of whom have been on hunger strike since early February
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“Our” Martin McGuinness
Post Views: 158 MARTIN McGUINNESS’S contribution to the struggle for Irish freedom and sovereignty for over 40 years has been immeasurable.
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KURDISH NEWROZ CELEBRATED: RESIST!
The message from YBŞ and YJŞ draws attention to the ongoing hunger strikes of Kurdish political prisoners across Turkey’s jails that the world is, apparently, at present ignoring
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Nace en Costa Rica primera niña con técnica de fecundación in vitro desde prohibición en el año 2000
El pasado 8 de marzo del 2017 nació en Costa Rica la primera niña gracias a la técnica de la Fecundación in Vitro
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ISRAEL GUILTY OF “CRIME OF APARTHEID” IN PALESTINE – U.N. ‘SAYS’…
The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA), launches a new report ‘Israeli Practices towards the Palestinian People and the Question of Apartheid’ in Beirut
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HOLLAND: TWO RIGHTS MIGHT MAKE A WRONG?
the extreme right-wing (anti-Islam anti-EU anti Immigration) Party for Freedom of Geert Wilders (“the Dutch Trump”) has not, apparently, followed in the wake of Donald Trump
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Special Jurisdiction for Peace Approved by Colombian Senate
Post Views: 61 Although reaching the quorum was difficult at the beginning of the session, finally the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) was approved with 61 votes in favor and two against.
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