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Monthly Archives: April 2008
AGM 08 – New Committee!
So we had our AGM and amongst other things we elected our new committee! Click the jump to see who they are and read the minutes.
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Hundreds abducted in Central Africa
Hey all this was posted on the website today, I thought I would put it up on the blog as recently the attention has been on china, therefore I think we should possibly get an urgent action going on this. … Continue reading
Chinese Police Dressing As Monks
We were recently sent a number of images (shown after the jump) by someone close to what is going on in Tibet. I personally don’t want to identify them as it could potentially compromise their safety (whether this is likely … Continue reading
Posted in campaigns, china, information
Tagged china, disguise, lhasa, monks, pictures
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Cabinet Split Over 42 Day Detention Limit
As part of their campiagn against the 42 day limit, Liberal Conspiracy brings us the news that there is a split in the cabinet over plans to extend the limit that terror suspects can be detained for without charge. The … Continue reading
More Torch Troubles, And Why The Relay Is Fair Game For Protests
The Olympic torch saga continues, with the flame having a “secret parade” (a phrase which Libertyblog took exception to). Chinese officials recently declared that ‘no force‘ could stop the relay, and that any protests during the Tibet leg would face … Continue reading
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Tagged china, debate, human rights, ioc, olympics, protests, san francisco, secret relay, torch
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Olympic Torch Sparks Protests
By now, the olympic flame has made its way through both London and Paris, garnering the attention of both protests and One China ‘anti-protests’ alike. As usual, the BBC has a good writeup of what happened in both London and … Continue reading
Human Rights in China getting worse, not better.
BBC report Amnesty report So, Amnesty says that Chinese human rights are getting worse ahead of the games, because they are ‘clamping down on dissent in order to portray a stable and harmonious image’. This is just one of many … Continue reading