Activism

Ctrl.Alt.Shift @ Heathrow Climate Rush

Submitted by: ben.anderson

16.01.09

Ben Anderson speaks on the protest campaign against a Heathrow airport expansion.

Postcards From The Edge: Thailand

Submitted by: luca.massaro

06.01.09

Peter Litchfield gives his opinion on the difference in democracies and his experiences in Thailand.

Feature: Year Of The Potato?

Submitted by: luca.massaro

05.01.09

The Year of the Potato comes to an end as Richard Lemmer presents the highlights 2008.

plwha.org's Profile

Submitted by: plwha.org

31.12.08

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org
The fact that 30 countries do not stand back from deporting PLWHA (People Living With HIV/AIDS) or asking them to leave the country if HIV and AIDS are found in them is frightening. We fight for the basic right of traveling freely. These barriers are discriminatory and perpetuate and reinforce the stigma already faced by people living with HIV.
Activism
HIV
Human Rights

shar's Profile

Submitted by: shar

29.12.08

shar
Activism
Climate Change
Gender
Human Rights
Poverty

Blog: Russell Myrie - Plane Stupid

Submitted by: Russell.Myrie

28.12.08

In the weeks before and immediately after Obama's historic election - still loving that btw - the CTRL heads staged a series of demonstrations outside the embassies of countries who were (quite stupidly) banning HIV positive travellers from entering their country.

Michelle.tiwo's Profile

Submitted by: Michelle.tiwo

09.12.08

Michelle
Tiwo
The Man In The Mirror...
Activism
Climate Change
Conflict
Corruption
Edutainment
Gender
Human Rights
Poverty
Tax

Blog: Bibi van der Zee - Greenpeace Arrest

Submitted by: Bibi van der Zee

05.12.08

Exciting news! The new executive director of Greenpeace USA was nicked last week, on his very first day in the job. Phil Radford, just 33, was part of a team who hung a huge banner from a crane near the US state
department: The banner said “Stop Global Warming. Rescue the Planet”, and that is exactly what Radford has said he is planning to do.

Ctrl.Alt.Shift @ Primark Protest

Submitted by: Dwain.Lucktung

05.12.08

Whether it's 29p an hour for their workers in India, or recent allegations of 7p an hour for their Bangladeshi graftsmen, activists arrived geared up and prepped to voice their outrage at Primark's exploitative and despicable policies outside the TUC building (Trade Union Congress Centre) in central London this morning - just as those in the ivory towers of the corporation sat down for their cosy AGM.

Ethan.Wilkinson's Profile

Submitted by: Ethan.Wilkinson

01.12.08

Ethan
Wilkinson
Activism
Poverty
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