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UC Berkeley students join nationwide Gaza solidarity encampment protest

Protesters at UC Berkeley have set up tents on the steps of Sproul Hall as part of a “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” demonstration at university campuses across the country.

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No justice, no jeans: Unions fight for Levi's workers around the world – People's World

CHICAGO—“Workers’ rights are violated overseas, they are making a fraction of what American workers make, and it’s important to shed light on this struggle because an injury to one is an injury to all,” Chicago Federation of Labor Secretary-Treasurer Don Villar told People’s World just h...

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Israel Indicts Sister Of Hamas Leader Haniyeh On Terrorism Incitement

Israel's State Attorney indicts Ismail Haniyeh's sister for incitement and ties to terror group, amid tensions in Gaza conflict aftermath

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"Responsible parrhesia?" by Sara Tafakori

The Price of Secrecy immerses the listener in stories of individual trauma, of child abuse and rape, yet also draws lessons from them of wider social significance. It includes moments of narrative catharsis, interspersed with repeated reminders that the stories are unfinished and open-ended—that the solutions lie out there, in social action, rather than in the stories themselves. The series also gestures towards structural critique, especially of ‘the legal constraints’ it identifies, yet it places greater importance on changing the wider culture through challenging the culture of secrecy and shame around victims’ stories of rape and abuse. This centrally means engaging with ‘family constraints’ in the shape of ‘family honour’. Yet it is also families who are presented as being able to ‘find the best resolution or action plan’, ideally with the aid of ‘someone like a therapist in a position of authority’. ‘Responsible listening’ in this context, does not invite the kind of frank and fearless truth-telling, or parrhesia that aims at tearing down hierarchical power relations. On the one hand, the podcast series deliberately invokes the authority of psychiatrists and therapists as sources of prestigious ‘modern’ medical and therapeutic knowledge—inevitably associated with the West—as a way of countering the defensiveness engendered by patriarchal honour codes. On the other hand, the series also shows how the key protagonists in its stories—mainly women—can both challenge and draw on the intimate resources of knowledge and support that family structures can afford, and that neither secrecy, nor a ‘will-to-truth’ that ignores social and cultural context, is productive for the victims.

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#IFJBlog: Don't let your blower make you a sucker

Fergal Crehan dispenses simple advice to journalists when they go out to work. “Don’t take your phone”, he says. Smart phones are sieves through from data flows, compromising sources, jeopardising privacy and endangering their users, he warns. Standard fare from a tin-foil-hat-sporting conspiracy theorist. Crehan, however, is an eminent barrister, who specialises in data security, and who for many years worked for the mobile phone industry.

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Over $20,000 raised during annual Out of the Darkness Walk

JMU students, faculty and community members gathered on the Festival lawn Sunday to participate in the Out of the Darkness walk, an annual walk for suicide prevention in collaboration with

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Qutub Minar Shines In Rwandan Colours In Remembrance of 1994 Genocide

Qutub Minar lit in Rwandan flag colours in remembrance of 1994 genocide. Indian officials attend Kigali commemoration. Solidarity with Rwanda

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#IFJBlog: Journalists' safety deserves a convention

A year or so ago, I spoke at an event to commemorate British journalist Dom Phillips who was murdered while reporting from the Brazilian Amazon. His union, the NUJ UK and Ireland, hosted an exhibition of Phillips’ work. Members of his family travelled to the union’s headquarters in London to participate; it was an evening of tears and laughter. I felt privileged to make a modest contribution.

Cycling home that evening, I fretted about how easy warm words about the departed are, likewise vague commitments to future action. To the question of what one can personally do to make journalists safer, my ride home provided no answer.

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Syria: SJU reports 74 media rights violations in 2023

The Syrian Journalists’ Union (SJU), in cooperation with the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), has launched its annual press freedom report. This registered 74 media rights violations in the country in 2023, a slight increase from the 68 reported in 2022. The IFJ welcomes the exhaustive work carried out by its affiliate, the SJU, condemns all attacks against journalists and calls on the Syrian government and all other groups to take concrete action to end the climate of violence and harassment against media workers in the country.

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