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Green Left Weekly issue #709, 16 May 2007
Letters to the Editor
LETTERS
Students get organised for Bush visit
RESISTANCE!
Students across NSW are getting organised for a Stop Bush! Stop Howard! student conference on June 1 aimed at building the protests when the US president comes to Sydney for APEC in September.
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What tactics for the Stop Bush protest at APEC?
RESISTANCE!
As PM John Howard prepares to host the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit (APEC) in Sydney in September to which US President George Bush and around 21 world leaders have been invited a debate has opened over tactics for protests against the summit.
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Release the Tamil activists immediately!
OUR COMMON CAUSE
The Socialist Alliance condemns the arrest of two Australian Tamil activists, Aruran Vinayagamoorthy and Sivarajah Yathavan, under the anti-terror laws. This is another example of the use of such laws to repress political activity of which the government disapproves.
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Imagine: a real alternative energy plan
Climate change is a dire threat to human existence. Yet the plans to tackle it put forward by the Coalition and Labor fall far short of what is necessary. Politicians present as "common sense" that renewable energy can play only a peripheral role in Australia. However, Zane Alcorn explains the poten...
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HIV/AIDS pandemic: Corporate greed killing millions
While there are treatments to slow the progression of AIDS, adding decades to sufferers lives, access to them is a case study in the vast gap between rich and poor nations. Few deny that HIV/AIDS is a massive health crisis. What is now clear is that it is also a social one, exacerbated by the ...
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Abortion: A woman's right to choose
Womens unqualified right to control our own bodies remains a critical question for feminists. An unwanted pregnancy can have a massive impact on all aspects of a womans life her financial situation, employment, mental and physical health, and relationships.
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Ali Humanyun fights for freedom
Ali Humanyun, a Pakistani queer refugee seeking asylum in Australia, has been incarcerated inside the Villawood detention centre for two years and four months. He was refused a Protection (Class XA) Visa in May 2006 and rejected by the Refugee Review Tribunal (RRT) in October. Humanyun was not grant...
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Fly by rail, says Zero Emissions group
A high-speed rail network powered by 100% renewables would eliminate greenhouse gas emissions produced by long-distance air travel in eastern Australia. Based on a rapid implementation of the French TGV system, Matthew Wright from Beyond Zero Emissions, wants Adelaide, Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney an...
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Investing in their future
Treasurer Peter Costello's May 8 federal budget was aimed at investing in the future of big business. It cements the government's privatisation agenda, further running down already neglected public services and throwing money at private-profit alternatives. It fails to even begin to address global w...
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Shackleton: `End the Balibo Five cover-up'
I held such hope for the Sydney Coroner's inquest into the death of Brian Peters, one of the Balibo Five in East Timor in 1975, because we were promised an open court. But now the rules have been changed to allow vital evidence to be given "in camera", which gives Commonwealth bureaucrats the opport...
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UN climate report says corporate polluters can save us
On May 5, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its final working group report, the third in a series, as a part of its Fourth Assessment Report (AR4), aimed at evaluating global warming. The IPCC published its first assessment report in 1990, a supplementary report in 199...
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