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    How to freak out a Burmese general PDF Print E-mail
    Written by Trish Elliott   
    Thursday, 29 May 2008
    Did you know that Burma’s generals are highly superstitious? And that they are deathly afraid of women’s undergarments? They believe contact with women’s clothing worn below the waist, especially panties, will erode their power. The women of Burma know this, and that’s why they started mailing their panties to the regime beginning in October. And now they’re asking sisters around the world to do the same.

    These men are afraid of your undies. Lanna Action image.
     

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    Free the U of T tuition protestors PDF Print E-mail
    Written by CUPE Action   
    Wednesday, 07 May 2008
    Fourteen students and workers have been charged in connection with a  peaceful sit-in at the University of Toronto over rising tuition fees and they need our help. The "Fight Fees 14" have been charged with extremely serious offences,  including forcible confinement. The university administration is also contemplating expelling 12 students.

    Meanwhile, the campus community - including many members of CUPE - is subjected to a campaign of intimidation by the U of T’s administration and police. The university itself is publicly lobbying to deregulate tuition fees. The U of T Fight Fees 14 have asked CUPE for help fighting the disciplinary proceedings and criminal charges.

    Please take a moment to sign the petition:http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/fightfees/
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    Message from Amnesty International Canada PDF Print E-mail
    Written by Alex Neve   
    Saturday, 12 April 2008
    Dear Friend,
    More than three weeks have passed since 15 monks were arrested in a violent crackdown by Chinese police in Tibet. The monks are being held in a secret location and Amnesty International believes they are at high risk of torture.

    The Chinese government is facing strong criticism from around the world for its harsh actions in Tibet, and severe clampdown on journalists and human rights activists throughout the country.
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    Message to Tibet supporters PDF Print E-mail
    Written by Tibetan People's Uprising Movement   
    Tuesday, 01 April 2008
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    Seeking change inside China PDF Print E-mail
    Written by HH Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama   
    Monday, 24 March 2008
    A major concern of the People's Republic of China is its lack of legitimacy in Tibet. The principal way to lend weight to their position is for the Chinese government to pursue a policy that satisfies the Tibetan people and gains their confidence. If we are able to achieve reconciliation by treading a path of mutual consent, then, as I have already stated many times, I will make every effort to win the support of the Tibetan people.

    In Tibet today, due to the Chinese government's numerous actions, driven as they are by a lack of foresight, the natural environment has been severely damaged. And, as a result of their policy of population transfer the non-Tibetan population has increased many times, reducing native Tibetans to an insignifican! t minority in their own country. Moreover, the language, customs and traditions of Tibet, which reflect the true nature and identity of the Tibetan people are gradually fading away. As a consequence, Tibetans are increasingly being assimilated into the larger Chinese population. In Tibet, repression continues to increase with numerous, unimaginable and gross violations of human rights, denial of religious freedom and the politicization of religious issues.
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