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UK arts centre HOME forced to reverse censorship of Palestinian event after protests - Vimarsana News

UK arts centre HOME forced to reverse censorship of Palestinian event after protests

The decision by HOME to reinstate Voices of Resilience is a political victory over the supporters of Israel’s war on the Palestinians, and the attempts of Zionists to silence opposition by levelling bogus allegations of antisemitism.

Source: wsws.org
UK arts venue HOME bans performance of Palestinian poetry and writings, <em>Voices of Resilience</em> - Vimarsana News

UK arts venue HOME bans performance of Palestinian poetry and writings, <em>Voices of Resilience</em>

The event was advertised by HOME on March 25 as “celebrating Palestinian voices”. These voices were cancelled within two days after a filthy campaign by Zionist backers of Israel’s genocide.

Source: wsws.org
The best free spring culture in Britain, chosen by Observer critics - Vimarsana News

The best free spring culture in Britain, chosen by Observer critics

Here are 25 inspiring events to enjoy, from the reopening of the National Portrait Gallery to free gigs in Manchester

Yorkshire's secret places, stories and treasures revealed in new insiders' guide - Vimarsana News

Yorkshire's secret places, stories and treasures revealed in new insiders' guide

It has everything from a UFO pub, the A1 and the world’s tallest folly.

Bristol's slave trade history laid bare on a Black History Month tour | Bristol holidays - Vimarsana News

Bristol's slave trade history laid bare on a Black History Month tour | Bristol holidays

A year after the statue of slave trader Edward Colston was toppled in Bristol, we join a historic walking tour that ‘helps us understand the present’<br>