Page 8 - State Terror News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

They have been consistently pressuring the military and talking to them. even today, there was a conversation with some of them and they will continue. i think the build—up, there's a build—up that's going to happen. i'm convinced that congress is considering sanctions. i'm sure from the part of the administration they're going to be, they will really look into some other measures that they can take to pressure the military. and i think there is a build—up that's happening from that point of view. do you want new sanctions imposed on sudan, mr satti? you worked very hard with many others...

Sixty years ago, in a scene reminiscent of World War II, Algerian immigrants protesting the "nameless war" were chased, beaten and shot in Paris.

On October 17, 1961, as the brutal 1954-62 Algerian War was drawing to an end, Algerians living in the Paris area took to the streets in a peaceful protest in Paris planned by the independence movement the FLN’s French Federations. They were against a curfew imposed on them by head of the Paris police Maurice Papon. That night, and in the days that followed, Algerians were beaten, executed and thrown into the Seine to drown.

October 17, 1961: A Massacre Of Algerians In The Heart Of Paris

Dopdi Mejhen’s cry of dissent against state power fortified by patriarchy has unsettled many in the last 44 years. Delhi University’s BA syllabus will be immeasurably poorer without it.