World Anti-racism Newswire Archive

Are you thinking what they're thinking? It's not racist to endanger ethnic minorities in order to advance your career

This is a 2,700 word article about my impressions and the impressions of others on the current situation in Jordan in the Middle East. 11 labelled photos are attached.

This Article was written by a member of a Canadian union and Originally published at  http://www.ufcw.net

Racism has an unquestionably destructive effect upon worker solidarity.
What strategies do unions have in place for combating racism within the union?

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"They lied to my children."

"I asked them, what are you doing here? It was then that the children told me that "oh, we were told we were coming to visit you." And I told them “no no no no, thats not reality, the reality is you've been arrested with me."

"My daughter asked me ‘why should we be arrested, what did we do? Should we be arrested for nothing?’ Those kind of words are very painful to a father."

Human rights groups to demand investigation of Israeli war crimes at Caterpillar's Annual Meeting in Chicago on April 13 - Simultaneous protests scheduled for dozens of cities around the world.

The commission has been harshly criticised recently by human rights groups claiming it has become less of a body for upholding human rights, and more of a haven for violators.

A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio. With times and freqs for listening at home. 2 files- broadcast and slow-modem streaming. Free to rebroadcast. Netherlands, Cuba, China, and Russia.

A monthly newsletter featuring latests additions and programs aired by Upstart Radio America  http://www.upstartradio.com

This is a 965 word report of the situation on the Egyptian/Israeli border at Taba/Eilat. 7 photos are attached.

This is a 770 word report of the second half of the Cairo Conference held in Cairo March 24th to March 27th. 7 photos are attached.

Protection from discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation has been excluded from five key provisions of the government’s new Equality Bill.

This is part one of a report of the Cairo Conference held in Cairo, Egypt from Thursday 24th March to Sunday 27th March 2005. 8 photos are attached. Part two will follow.

Dokdo (or Tokdo) (Dakesima in Japanese) belongs to Korea.

Supporters of victimised gay Muslim employee, Sid Saeed, picketed a business conference, organised by Deutsche Bank, at the Great Eastern Hotel in London, this morning, Wednesday 16 March 2005.

Solomon Burke's amazing anthem "None of us are free" set to some images. If the images are too much, please just listen to this song... it'll blow you away

OutRage! backs fight for justice

A gay Muslim business manager is bringing a claim of racial victimisation and homophobic harassment against the London division one of the world’s biggest financial institutions, the German conglomerate, Deutsche Bank.

A new campaign from the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions to apply more international pressure to the Israeli government.

The Paper examines the crime, its operational aspects, a practical professional solution devised by the writer herself from her extensive experience as a forensic accountant and legal writer and expert witness in business accounting matters. The Paper suggests that, as the UK's FIRST conviction for trafficking in 2004 , other countries should follow suit and hand out severe penalties to these operators BUT ALSO , that all countries should PUNISH the men who frequent brothels and cause the supply, they being the demand. They are as guilty as the operators; it is for their gratification that these women are sorely used, collecting a mere one hundreth of the price that these detestable frequenters pay, causing them to stay in forced prostitution until they can function no longer.

How the U.S. military occupation looks from the other end of the gun barrel.