Max Lane, Sydney
Action in Solidarity with Asia and the Pacific (ASAP) is deeply concerned at the news that 38-year-old Indonesian human rights campaigner Munir, who died in September aboard a flight to Amsterdam, was murdered, according to an
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Sarah Stephen, Sydney
The immigration department must have changed its mind at the last moment, because Sereana Naikelekele wasn't on the flight from Sydney that arrived in Fiji at 6.10pm on November 6, where Fijian police and airport officials
Michael Shaik
Yasser Arafat, the guerrilla-turned-statesman, granted the Nobel Peace Prize before being condemned by the Israeli and US governments as a terrorist and obstacle to peace, died of a blood disease in a Paris hospital on November 11,
Total Recall: The Election Of Arnie — Tells the story of how Arnold Schwarzenegger ended up Californian governor. SBS, Thursday, November 18, 2pm.
A Million Acres A Year — The southwest of Western Australia is one of the world's most
Eva Cheng
The illegal Korean Government Employees Union (KGEU) plans to press ahead with a general strike on November 15 despite having the strike ballot among its 140,000 members seriously disrupted by police.
The KGEU had planned a general
Doug Lorimer
On November 8, the US military launched its long-anticipated second attempt to recapture the rebel Iraqi city of Fallujah, located 55 kilometres west of Baghdad.
The assault — conducted by some 10,000 US troops and 500 Iraqi troops
John Percy, Sydney
A major diplomatic incident could be triggered by a diehard right-wing Vietnamese group in Sydney, with the naive complicity of the Fairfield City Council.
A local Vietnamese paper claims that the council has officially
Stuart Munckton
The Venezuelan regional elections held on October
31 registered another decisive victory for the Bolivarian
revolution, just two-and-a half months after the radical
pro-poor President Hugo Chavez won almost 60% of the vote in
Kim Bullimore, Ramallah
Amid chanting, gunfire, clapping and weeping, Yasser Arafat was welcomed home to his final resting place by more than 200,000 Palestinians on November 12.
Tens of thousands wearing the familiar checked kaffir and carrying
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Palestine photos exhibited
BRISBANE — On November 8, 50 people attended a public display of photographs taken by Vivienne Porzsolt, a Sydney member of Jews Against the Occupation, during her three-week visit to Israel/Palestine last
Prime Minister John Howard declared on November 10 that "there will be no government-sponsored change at the federal level" to the current legal status of abortion. However, a dozen government MPs have indicated their support for, or intent to use,
Green Left Weekly offers our condolences to the Palestinian people for the loss of a fighter for freedom. A full obituary for Yasser Arafat will appear in the next Green Left Weekly.From Green Left Weekly, November 17, 2004.
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