Posts of: Jay Taber
Banning Blood Money
Berkeley Students Divest Berkeley student senate votes in favor of UC divestment in US companies supporting the Israeli military.
Read moreComing Together
I was just reading a casual exchange between some British and Portuguese bloggers, and they mentioned how every town and village in their respective countries has citizen’s advice centres, where…
Read moreLives at Risk
Amazonia for Sale, the online film from Peru, documents the fight of the Awajun and Wampis to defend their territory from the Peruvian government and mining companies. Using Internet videography,…
Read moreThe Right to Live
As I stood along the Sacapulas bridge rail, I glanced up and was startled to see a fully armed military patrol in camouflage gear marching toward me,. The line grew…
Read moreRights of Indigenous Peoples
The extension of citizenship rights to peoples that have been dispossessed and subsumed by the very States that are granting these rights is simply a form of internal colonialism. Indeed,…
Read moreSilk Route Journey
Mirjam Hirch, in her 2005 essay Tajik and Turkmen Traditions of Health in Uzbekistan, describes the distinct tribal identities within the fabricated states of Central Asia, and how the suppressed…
Read moreEthnic Cleansing in Chiapas
Mexican Army and police increase harassment of Zapatista communities in Chiapas. Ethnic cleansing in preparation for ecotourism and biofuel plantations includes burning the Mayan villages.
Read moreSupporting Apartheid
Electronic Intifada examines how European Union trade preferences support Israeli aggression in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
Read moreThe New Colonialism
The new colonialism in Africa sounds a lot like the old plantations of America.
Read moreAboriginal Title
First Nations in British Columbia set up blockades to protect their water resources from municipal and industrial extraction.
Read moreChief George Manuel Memorial Indigenous Library
The library is dedicated to the memory of Secwepemc Chief George Manuel (1921-1989), to the nations of the Fourth World and to the elders and generations to come.
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