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Archive for June 8th, 2010

8
Jun

Michael Gove slips outside Downing Street

Is David Miliband resorting to bananas again?

Hat/tip: Paul Waugh

8
Jun

UK Thailand Solidarity Campaign Open Meeting – 13th June, London

The UK section of the International Solidarity for Thailand Campaign is holding an open planning meeting on Sunday 13th June 2010 from 1pm to 3pm.

Venue: Development House, 56-64 Leonard Street, London, EC2A 4LT

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8
Jun

Windfall Tax? Bosses say: “It is going to ruin us!”

From Australia’s Construction Forestry Mining Energy Union

Same old bosses, always whinging.

8
Jun

Arizona’s SB 1070 law: An affront to US Migrant Rights


I am not an alien

Source: Chicago May Day Protests Flickr

SB 1070 enables police officers to lawfully stop, detain or arrest a person whom they have “reasonable suspicion” to be unauthorized, in order to determine the person’s immigration status “when practicable”. It also gives citizens’ the power to sue police officers and departments if they believe that they haven’t investigated a “suspect” undocumented worker thoroughly enough. This law is a charter for racial discrimination.

This law has been met with large protests across the USA and Mexico since May 1st. High profile artists and bands such as Kanye West, Shakira and Rage against the Machine have initiated The Sound Strike, a musician’s boycott of performing in Arizona. President Obama now has the prospect of having to challenge a state law whilst promising to reform immigration law at a federal level.

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