International

                
  • Play reveals struggles of South Asian women

    Play reveals struggles of South Asian women

    December 1, 2006 By Norman Markowitz

    NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — In response to Eve Enseler’s feminist “Vagina Monologues,” a series of theatrical vignettes on the theme of contemporary women’s gender and social oppression, South Asian Sisters, a California-based group, developed “Yoni Ki...

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  • Q&A about Iraq  Iraqi Communist Party viewpoint

    Q&A about Iraq Iraqi Communist Party viewpoint

    December 1, 2006

    How do Iraqi Communists view the upsurge of violence in Iraq? There are a number of important interacting factors here. The recent upsurge of violence, which has taken a sectarian form, has been in essence a...

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  • EDITORIAL: Middle East questions

    EDITORIAL: Middle East questions

    December 1, 2006

    More than 200 killed in a Baghdad neighborhood. Is Iraq in a civil war? Another Lebanese politician is assassinated. Will Lebanon restart its civil war? Violence, questions, violence, questions swirl around the Middle East in a...

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  • Building people-to-people solidarity

    Building people-to-people solidarity

    December 1, 2006

    SALEM, Mass. — It was in April of 2002 that a group of people here first learned that our power plant was importing coal from the Cerrejón mine in Colombia, then owned by Exxon. Two representatives...

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  • Colombia: blood on the coal

    Colombia: blood on the coal

    December 1, 2006

    LA GUAJIRA, Colombia — Cerrejón, the world’s largest open pit coal mine, materialized 25 years ago in the midst of the Afro-Colombian and indigenous Wayuu peoples living in this northeast corner of Colombia. The region is...

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