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- Leviev Protesters May Halt Dubai Store. R. B. // JCK;Aug2008, Vol. 179 Issue 8, p39
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- On Staten Island, a march for peace and unity. Shabazz, Saeed // New York Amsterdam News;7/31/2008, Vol. 99 Issue 32, p3
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- Australian mining companies complicit in human rights abuses. Pemberton, Ash // Green Left Weekly;2/1/2012, Issue 908, p20
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- West's role in Papuan bloodshed. Pemberton, Ash // Green Left Weekly;11/9/2011, Issue 902, following p22
The article reports on protests over the Grasberg gold and copper mine in West Papua, Indonesia. It mentions that the mine is considered the largest and most profitable in the region with a long association to human rights abuses. It also notes that the demonstrations have been blemished by...
- A DAY FOR SOVIET JEWRY. Mano, D. Keith // National Review;7/7/1978, Vol. 30 Issue 27, p851
This article presents information on demonstrations held by American Jews in New York City for diverting the world attention to human rights violations in the Soviet Union. They claim that the Russians benefit politically from their persecution of Russian Jews. Each new crime against a Russian...
- SUDAN-PROTESTS. // Middle East Reporter (Daily Edition);2/2/2011, Vol. 195 Issue 5026, p15
The article reports on the students protest to defy the rising food prices in Khartoum, Sudan. It mentions that the protesters were arrested and dispersed by police officers using force to quickly disperse them. It adds that one student has died in the protest. The African Center for Justice and...
- How Venezuela's Right Discovered Human Rights. Wilpert, Gregory // NACLA Report on the Americas;Sep/Oct2011, Vol. 44 Issue 5, p29
The article focuses on the adoption of the human rights discourse and protest strategies of the left wing by Venezuela's right wing. The human rights violations faced by leftists in the years before the election of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez are mentioned. Details of the opposition's...
