Press Information - NO! GMO Campaign Japan December 1, 2003Declaration of Victory"Citizens succeed in stopping Iwate prefecture's GM rice!"On November 28, more than 450 people from all over Japan gathered in Morioka city, Iwate, to participate in a gathering "No to GMO National Assembly in Iwate".At the Assembly more than 407,000 signatures were collated of people … [Read more...] about -Citizens succeed in stopping Iwate prefecture’s GM rice!”
-Do you know about the recent BUY NOTHING DAY?
Here is Gaby's report from KyotoMedia: Word spread like wildfire through internet and NGO networks, especially IMC Japan <https://japan.indymedia.org/>, Sloth Club < https://www.sloth.gr.jp/ >, and anti-war groups. Not much reaction so far from mainstream journalism since no-one was out on the street in Tokyo, it's off their screen! Only one magazine, the … [Read more...] about -Do you know about the recent BUY NOTHING DAY?
-U.S. Military Families in Iraq Surprised by REAL situation
Relatives of U.S. military personnel stationed in Iraq are currently in Baghdad. They are meeting with members of the Governing Council and ordinary Iraqis, as well as with U.S. soldiers including their loved ones stationed in Iraq.Today they expressed surprise at the dire conditions of schools and hospitals that they have visited. They also report that many Iraqis they … [Read more...] about -U.S. Military Families in Iraq Surprised by REAL situation
-N.Y. Times Columnist Friedman wrongly attacks Bush protesters for ignoring same-day bombing
ACTION ALERT: Is Thomas Friedman Even Listening? Columnist wrongly attacks Bush protesters for ignoring same-day bombingDecember 2, 2003In Thomas Friedman's November 30 New York Times column, he chides anti-war activists participating in a protest against George W. Bush's visit to London for not acknowledging the bombing of British targets in Istanbul that had occurred on … [Read more...] about -N.Y. Times Columnist Friedman wrongly attacks Bush protesters for ignoring same-day bombing
-Networks Hide the Important Story of why politicians support medical care plan
https://www.fair.org/activism/medicare-networks.htmlACTION ALERT: Networks Don't Follow the Money in Medicare StoryDecember 2, 2003The nightly network newscasts devoted significant broadcast time to the debate over the restructuring of Medicare. But while some reports described the corporate interests that stood to gain under the plan to offer a prescription drug … [Read more...] about -Networks Hide the Important Story of why politicians support medical care plan