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Comme on peut le lire dans le projet de procès-verbal du dernier Conseil Régional de l'ASSÉ à Montréal (CRAM), le CRAM à décider de se joindre à la Coalition pour une Éducation Publique et Accessible (CÉPA) et de contribuer à l'organisation d'une manifestation le 30 mars.

À chaque année, le 15 mars, il y a des manifestations contre la brutalité policière un peu partout dans le monde. Ce sera, cette année, la 10e journée du genre, et une marche est organisée à Montréal par le groupe anti-capitaliste COBP.

27 February 2005. A World to Win News Service. The US bears a large share of the responsibility for the violence between Shia and Sunni Moslems that has killed so many people in Iraq over the last week, and actually many months.

CONDEMN STATE VIOLENCE ON WOMEN AND ON THE WOMEN’S MOVEMENT!
EXPOSE AND OPPOSE THE VIOLENCE OF STATE BACKED VIGILANTE GANGS ON THE WOMEN’S MOVEMENT!!

On February 14, Walid and I and several others left Houston well before dawn to make the seven-hour drive to New Orleans. That afternoon, Walid and I walked through the deserted St. Bernard Development -- the largest housing project in the city. Walid grew up and lived here until he was a young man. Between then and now, he has been to Angola Prison farm, learned a skill as a cabinet maker, and lived in California for several years. He was forced out by Katrina and now lives in Houston.

20 February 2006. A World to Win News Service. The tension between the Iranian regime and the West went up another notch when the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) voted to report Iran to the UN Security Council for possible punitive measures. The prospect of another conflict in the strategically important Middle East set off alarms around the world.

20 February 2006. A World to Win News Service. The 13 February, the tenth anniversary of the people’s war in Nepal, was marked by military actions, a mass support rally in New Delhi, India, and a series of interviews given by Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) Chairman Prachanda to the Nepali, Indian and world media. Chairman Prachanda’s comment on the king’s future – or lack of one – caused a huge stir because friends and foe alike knew that it was not only a statement of intent backed by millions of people in revolt and a rapidly advancing revolutionary army, but part of a specific plan and timetable.

GLOBAL FEMINISMS & SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION

3rd and 4th of March, 2006 Concordia University: 1455 de Maisonneuve Ouest
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13 February 2006. A World to Win News Service. The boycott and general strike against the Nepal monarchy’s attempt to hold municipal elections 8 February was a big success – so much so that the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) called off the remaining four days of the eight-day bandh to avoid unnecessary hardship to the population. During this period, the People’s Liberation Army inflicted serious losses on the royal army in battles in widely separated regions.