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- Environmental NGOs in the International Arena

November 27, 2002 by Paul

[b]November 29, 2002 by Richard Wilcox Tsuda College/International Relations, Environmental Studies[/b] [img]"http://tokyoprogressive.org/wilco.jpg" align="left"[/img] "Globalization is premised on the promise that the poor may become a little less poor only if the rich become immeasurably, abusively richer: if it had been the intention of humanity to wreck the Earth, no more effective formula could have been imagined."--Jeremy Seabrook [b]Table of Contents [/b] 1. Abstract 2. Introduction 3. The Imperial Context 4.

- International Symposium Against Globalization and Imperialism

December 5, 2002 by Paul

- Community Pages at TokyoProgressive

December 8, 2002 by Paul

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- Truth in the Crossfire - 'Live from Baghdad'

December 12, 2002 by Paul

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 04, 2002 -- Remember the phony story about the Kuwaiti woman who testified in 1990 that Iraqi soldiers were throwing Kuwaiti babies out of incubators? It was later exposed as a public relations fabrication -- but now it's back on HBO. [url=http://www.gvnews.net/html/Opinion/alert782.html]More[/url]

- TEN QUESTIONS ABOUT THE KYOTO PROTOCOL

December 12, 2002 by Paul

Industry groups and politicians like Ralph Klein have been working overtime on a misinformation campaign about the Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change. In a debate of this importance, it is crucial to have the facts. To provide you with well-researched, credible information, Greenpeace has put together our 'Top 10 Questions About the Kyoto Protocol'. Please read it, keep it and forward it to everyone you know. The Kyoto Protocol is vital for the health and safety of all Canadians.

- U.S. Intervening Against Democracy in Venezuela

December 20, 2002 by Paul

By Mark Weisbrot December 18, 2002 CARACAS "Where are they getting their money?" asks historian Samuel Moncada, as the television displays one opposition commercial after another. Moncada is chair of the history department at Central University of Venezuela in Caracas. We are sitting in one of the few restaurants that is open in the eastern, wealthier part of Caracas.

- Penn's Words Distorted (Institute for Public Accuracy)

December 20, 2002 by Paul

Sean Penn is a strong believer in the principles that went into the founding of his country. As he told a news conference in Baghdad on Sunday, "I believe in the Constitution of the United States, and the American people." Describing himself as "privileged to have lived a life under our Constitution that has allowed me to dream and prosper," Mr.

- MEDIA ALERT: BBC CHANNELING GOVERNMENT PROPAGANDA

December 20, 2002 by Paul

Last month, of course, there was a constant stream of BBC reports warning of attacks on ferries, tube trains, public events; talk of dirty bombs, of terrorist suspects arrested, of preparations to counter germ warfare attacks, of police snipers being distributed to kill suicide bombers, of fighter jets on permanent standby, of plans for the distribution of radiation pills, of plans to evacuate major cities, and so on, almost on a daily basis. According to a former intelligence officer quoted in the Daily Mirror recently, this is part of a "softening up process," for a war on Iraq, "a lying ga

- Israel/Occupied Territories: Conscientious objectors jailed while soldiers who commit grave violat

December 20, 2002 by Paul

Some 180 conscientious objectors and refuseniks have been jailed in the past 26 months.

- Japanese Americans Express Solidarity with American Muslims

December 25, 2002 by Paul

Sixty years ago, the Japanese American community was typecast as the enemy through the media and by the policies of the U.S. government. Our community experienced evacuation, detentions, FBI harassment, attacks on our families, and culture, loss of homes and livelihood. We felt isolated, humiliated and some felt ashamed. We see a parallel between the Japanese American concentration camp experience during WW2 and the continuing detentions today of Arab, Muslim and South Asian immigrants without due process. We condemn these attacks.

- American Towns Oppose War

January 2, 2003 by Paul

On November 11, the Common Council of Syracuse, New York passed a resolution opposing a U.S. led military strike against Iraq. In doing so, Syracuse joined over 30 city councils that have passed similar resolutions. Santa Cruz, Oakland, and Ithaca were the first cities to pass resolutions in October, 2002. Over the next few months, they were followed by others including Seattle, Washington; New Haven, Connecticut; Washington, D.C.; and Santa Fe, New Mexico. Activists in many other cities, such as New York and Chicago, are currently campaigning to convince their councils to pass resolutions.