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Supporters of Julian Assange will hold a picnic opposite Parliament on Saturday to mark the 50th birthday of the WikiLeaks founder. There will be giant picnic blankets in Parliament Square stencilled with a Free Assange slogan, and the Australian’s partner Stella Moris will cut a birthday cake. It will be the third birthday he has spent in the high-security Belmarsh prison in London. His supporters sailed past Parliament and the US Embassy earlier this week as part of a growing campaign to fr...

Supporters of Julian Assange will hold a picnic opposite Parliament on Saturday to mark the 50th birthday of the WikiLeaks founder. There will be giant picnic blankets in Parliament Square stencilled with a Free Assange slogan, and the Australian’s partner Stella Moris will cut a birthday cake. It will be the third birthday he has spent in the high-security Belmarsh prison in London. His supporters sailed past Parliament and the US Embassy earlier this week as part of a growing campaign to fr...

Supporters of Julian Assange will hold a picnic opposite Parliament on Saturday to mark the 50th birthday of the WikiLeaks founder. There will be giant picnic blankets in Parliament Square stencilled with a Free Assange slogan, and the Australian’s partner Stella Moris will cut a birthday cake. It will be the third birthday he has spent in the high-security Belmarsh prison in London. His supporters sailed past Parliament and the US Embassy earlier this week as part of a growing campaign to fr...

Supporters of Julian Assange will hold a picnic opposite Parliament on Saturday to mark the 50th birthday of the WikiLeaks founder. There will be giant picnic blankets in Parliament Square stencilled with a Free Assange slogan, and the Australian’s partner Stella Moris will cut a birthday cake. It will be the third birthday he has spent in the high-security Belmarsh prison in London. His supporters sailed past Parliament and the US Embassy earlier this week as part of a growing campaign to fr...

Supporters of Julian Assange will hold a picnic opposite Parliament on Saturday to mark the 50th birthday of the WikiLeaks founder. There will be giant picnic blankets in Parliament Square stencilled with a Free Assange slogan, and the Australian’s partner Stella Moris will cut a birthday cake. It will be the third birthday he has spent in the high-security Belmarsh prison in London. His supporters sailed past Parliament and the US Embassy earlier this week as part of a growing campaign to fr...

ISRAEL may have committed war crimes in its 11-day assault on Gaza and should allow an independent probe of its actions, UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet said today. She spoke out as Israeli communists warned that mass arrests targeting the country’s Arab citizens were being accompanied by “witch hunts” in which workers, including in the public sector, were being suspended or fired for social media activity considered supportive of Palestine. The High Commissioner for Human Rights ...

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Workers Revolutionary Party Young marchers show their determination that Palestine will be free A QUARTER of a million, mainly young people, marched from Victoria Embankment to Hyde Park in London on Saturday afternoon, demanding trade union action in the UK to boycott Israel and support Palestine. As the march was assembling John Rees, National Officer Stop the War, one of the march’s organisers, told News Line: ‘The Palestinian General Strike this week forced Israel into s...

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SUMMARY The Hollins Critic is a journal of literary criticism published five times a year through Hollins University in Roanoke. Founded in 1964 by Louis Rubin Jr., the journal was intended to promote new writers of fiction and poetry through an experimental form the editors described as “literary journalism.” When the journal debuted, they announced their plan to deliver in each issue a critical essay on “a new book by an important younger writer [that] will be considered at some length,...