Protesters can’t disown the ‘violent minority’
The state sees anyone who publicly opposes its policies as a threat. Protesters, violent or otherwise, are all in this together.
View ArticleAn Australian in Visegrad
Australian actress Kym Vercoe keeps memory of Visegrad victims alive.
View ArticleMaltese priest aids refugees from Libya
For refugees fleeing Libya, arriving in Malta is not the end of the journey
View ArticleOn the Chilean student protests
Why has there been such a marked difference between the student movements of Chile and the UK?
View ArticleNo more blood, no more fear
VIDEO: This is the second in a series of films for Amnesty International and the current Syrian struggle.
View ArticleWe have the right to be safe
The third in the latest set of films by Leah Borromeo for Amnesty International on Syrian exiles in the UK. From the Amnesty bumph: Amnesty International UK joined with over 2000 Syrians in the UK for...
View ArticleOlympic ideal puts money before democracy
A series of Home Office proposals could ban protests during the London 2012 Olympic games. This is a slight to democracy and free expression.
View Article[FILM] What would Jesus buy?
An examination of the commercialization of Christmas in America while following Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping Gospel Choir on a cross-country mission to save Christmas from the...
View ArticleOccupy evicted – free speech ends where the profit margin begins
The evictions of Occupy London sites at St Paul’s Cathedral and the School of Ideas show a systemic contempt for the right to protest if that dissent threatens profit.
View Article[Video] Eyes on Syria: One year on
A film by Leah Borromeo for Amnesty International on the one year anniversary of the Syrian uprising. For more information: http://www.eyesonsyria.org
View ArticleTen reasons why the London 2012 Olympics are worth protesting
The Space Hijackers are proud to announce we are the Official Protesters of the London 2012 Olympic Games. To this end, we would like to release our top ten reasons why the London 2012 Olympics are...
View ArticleLocal heroes: the unheard voices of the Olympics
The motto of the Games is "inspire a generation". However, not everyone is enthused. Londoners from the poorest parts of the city facing major upheavals from losing their homes, livelihoods and public...
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