Tag: Protests



For many in Denmark, the agreement represents a compromise of neutrality, national sovereignty, and the principles of rule of law.

On June 18, Anasse Kazib, a French railway worker, trade unionist and socialist leader will stand trial for the charge of “apologia for terrorism.”

Though the cycle of protest and counter-protest will continue at both the micro and macro levels, the hope has to be that our People Power Revolution 2.0 will dispense with our Mark Anthonys and Ian Paisleys.

In the US, everyone hates Mexicans because they are immigrants “from the south”. Who knows what the indigenous peoples, the original inhabitants of the land invaded by European immigrants, would have to say?