April 5, 20140Comments

Intercontinental Cry magazine out

Intercontinental Cry (IC) has just released of its long awaited publication, Indigenous Struggles 2013: Dispatches From The Fourth World. As IC writes: Starting things off...

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April 2, 20140Comments

Protestors killed, injured in China petrochem protest

Four people were reported killed and dozens injured as police attacked protestors in Maoming, Guangdong who were demonstrating against the setting up of a petrochemical plant...

March 18, 20140Comments

‘We are water’ – World Water Day 2014

Water unifies us all says young Canadian activist, Ta’Kaiya Blaney. On March 22nd, join the world in the Synchronized Global Water Ceremony. At 3:00pm in your local time and...

March 3, 20140Comments

PBS takes a look at Fukushima clean-up efforts

Just how dangerous is the Fukushima nuclear power plant? Three years ago, on March 11, 2011, Fukushima in Japan was hit by an earthquake and tsunami that led to a meltdown at...

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February 24, 20140Comments

Forest defender jailed in Tasmania

Forest defender Nishant Datt will spend one month in jail after breaching a suspended sentence whilst participating in a protest at the Huon Valley Ta Ann mill, according to...

February 20, 20140Comments

Fracking warning from Wyoming

John Fenton and his wife Cathy have farmed cattle in the small rural town of Pavillion for decades. Now twenty-four gas wells pepper John’s farm and all of them are visible...

February 11, 20140Comments

In Transition 2.0 – Full documentary on the transition movement

“In Transition 2.0” is a documentary about the Transition movement. According to the Transition Network, transition stimulates the creative juices of people on the...

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February 11, 20140Comments

Tibetan jailed for leading anti-mining protest

Dorje Dragtsel, a layman, was sentenced to 11 years in prison for leading an anti-mining protest at the sacred Naglha Dzamba Mountain in Driru last year, according to Phayul...

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January 18, 20140Comments

Concern grows in Japan over Fukushima and nuclear power

Democracy Now news service speaks with Katsutaka Idogawa, former mayor of the town of Futaba where part of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear power plant is located. The whole of...

January 13, 20140Comments

‘The biggest story of our time’ – James Cameron

“Years of Living Dangerously” is a groundbreaking documentary event series exploring the human impact of climate change. This innovative docu-series is a collaboration between...

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January 5, 20140Comments

John Pilger’s dark film on indigenous Australia

John Pilger is not one to shy away from controversy. In his latest documentary, “Utopia,” the veteran Australian journalist takes a hard look at the treatment of indigenous...

December 30, 20130Comments

‘Last Hours’ – Heading for a critical tipping point

This is a “must-see” video. “Last Hours” is the first in a series of short films that explore the perils of climate change and the solutions to avert...

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