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Letter to Blair Seeks Iraqi Civilian Deaths Inquiry
Former ambassadors, senior military figures and a bishop were among 44 signatories of an open letter to Prime Minister Tony Blair today calling for an inquiry into civilian deaths in Iraq.(INDIA) Drug majors lobby for patent bill safeguards
The Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance (IPA) has approached finance minister P. Chidambaram seeking safeguards in the patents (amendment) bill to shield domestic firms from the onslaught of multinational companies who misuse the patents regime. The bill is expected to be introduced in the winter session of Parliament.IPA has stated that cases filed in the high courts of Delhi, Chennai, and Mumbai for exclusive marketing rights by global majors such as Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline, Bayer and Lilly for drugs used to treat cancer, diabetes, bacterial infections and impotency reflect this misuse
Burning Solidarity with Fallujah - Palestine
Fallujah in Pictures
Dissent! & PGA benefit gig, 20th November Hitchin, Herts.
'AIDS is with us' - ACT now!
ASCII reopens on Saturday
It was reported some time ago on this IMC that the ASCII computer collective in Amsterdam was evicted last month. (The eviction was broadcast from the inside, via a webcam, but anyway.) The good news is that the boys and girls are reopening this weekend, in a newly squatted building in the Wibautstraat, A*dam.the great gold hiest
On October 8, 1994 the biggest gold heist in history occurredFighting erupts in Somalia
Abd Allah Yusuf Ahmad was sworn into power two weeks agoFighting has erupted between the rival Somali territories of Puntland and Somaliland as the African country struggles to establish stability under a nascent transitional government.
Where is Bush's FBI dossier?
The FBI must release Bush's file before the November 2 US election1984/5 Miners' Strike Programme at The Arts Picturehouse, Cambridge
ESF demonstration and actions wrap-up
A quick wrap-up of the Sunday ESF events, demonstrations and actions.Photos from the ESF march
MI6 Accused of Using Data Gained by Torture in Uzbek Jails
BRITAIN’S ambassador to Uzbekistan has accused MI6 of using information obtained by foreign governments through the use of torture, according to a leaked document published yesterday.We convict the Intensifying newspapers banning and journalists arresting in Iran
Heritage Lottery Funded Tree Destruction Kings Lynn The Walks
Update on struggle to save 'heritage' trees and wildlife habitats at historic King's Lynn park - The Walks.Ipswich pensioner defies courts & unfair council tax.Tax the Rich! Not the Poor!
Richard Cater walked out of Ipswich magistrate’s court in defiance last week and is refusing to pay the unjust council tax. Richard, who is an 87-year-old veteran of the Dunkirk battle in WWII said: "There are some very hard-up people who can't afford these amounts and if someone doesn't do something, it will get worse and worse. - I'm quite prepared to go to prison. I will not back down because I feel I am in the right."
http://www.easf.org.uk Camboaters become official
Live-aboard boat-owners on the river Cam are celebrating their new status as an official association.Building Bridges Radio - Whats The Matter With Kansas Meet Billionaires for Bush
Building Bridges: Your Community and Labor Report presents this 59 minute radio program. TO LISTEN CLICK ON WEB LINK BELOWThe Walks Carnival stand has queues out of the door
Visitors were queueing out of the tent to see the multi-colour versionof the trees plan at the Walks Action Group's stall in King's Lynn's
Charter Carnival on Sunday 12 September.