This is in Hebrew, but you get the idea. You can tell that many Israelis are tired of the bombardments in Gaza:
Showing posts with label demonistration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label demonistration. Show all posts
Friday, November 16, 2012
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Final warning to Bashar, 08 September 2011 (15 days to act)
http://youtu.be/JsvBufx_n78
A final ultimatum to Bashar from protesters September 2011 ( in Hims) - 15 days to act from today 06 Sep 2011.
A final ultimatum to Bashar from protesters September 2011 ( in Hims) - 15 days to act from today 06 Sep 2011.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
KURDS Demonstration against Turkish and Iranian Govrenment in The Hague 2 sep 2011
KURDS Demonstration against Turkish and Iranian Govrenment in The Hague 2 sep 2011 by The International Court in The Hague Netherland 2 september 2011
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Sunday, May 01, 2011
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Bahrain Revolution Summary 2011
Susan Brannon
1 May 2011
The Bahrain Conspiracy
The demonstrations started in Bahrain on 14-17th of February. They are protesting against, corruption, unemployment, slow pace of democratization, and discrimination against the Shias.
They are asking for the Resignation of King Hamad, to rewrite the Constitution, stop the economic and human rights violations, deportation of the foreign mercenaries, for liberalism and democracy, fair elections and freedom.
They are using the tactics of civil resistance and demonstrations. There are so far (April 26th) 36 deaths, 100 persons mission, 1000 or more wounded, 828 arrested and 835 job layoffs.
The protests have been ongoing, on a weekly and daily basis throughout the country.
The government has been blocking the internet and media as a tool to stop the protests in response. They blocked a Facbook group that was set up to organize protests and several bloggers were arrested prior to th 6th of February. When the Gulf Cooperation Council forces left the country, the government increased the arrests of Shia Muslims, cyber activists, with more than 300 detained or missing.
Google Earth has been blocked for showing locations of the ruling family's estates which the government feels to have stirred up the situation. The Bahraini authorities stopped the publication of the Alwasat, the main opposition newspaper, and blocked the website until April 4th. However, on April 6th more than 1,000 workers were laid off, and most of them where Shia.
The police response has been violent, against the protesters, including beatings, denial of medical attention, and intimidation.
The Bahrain Conspiracy
1 May 2011
The Bahrain Conspiracy
The demonstrations started in Bahrain on 14-17th of February. They are protesting against, corruption, unemployment, slow pace of democratization, and discrimination against the Shias.They are asking for the Resignation of King Hamad, to rewrite the Constitution, stop the economic and human rights violations, deportation of the foreign mercenaries, for liberalism and democracy, fair elections and freedom.
They are using the tactics of civil resistance and demonstrations. There are so far (April 26th) 36 deaths, 100 persons mission, 1000 or more wounded, 828 arrested and 835 job layoffs.
The protests have been ongoing, on a weekly and daily basis throughout the country.
The government has been blocking the internet and media as a tool to stop the protests in response. They blocked a Facbook group that was set up to organize protests and several bloggers were arrested prior to th 6th of February. When the Gulf Cooperation Council forces left the country, the government increased the arrests of Shia Muslims, cyber activists, with more than 300 detained or missing.
Google Earth has been blocked for showing locations of the ruling family's estates which the government feels to have stirred up the situation. The Bahraini authorities stopped the publication of the Alwasat, the main opposition newspaper, and blocked the website until April 4th. However, on April 6th more than 1,000 workers were laid off, and most of them where Shia.
The police response has been violent, against the protesters, including beatings, denial of medical attention, and intimidation.
The Bahrain Conspiracy
Armenia Revolution
Susan Brannon
26 April 2011 -The Armenian revolution started on 18 of February and continued until 8th of April. The protesters were wanting freedom from political repression, corruption, unemployment, low wages, legitimacy of the 2008 presidential election, and were against the street trading ban.
They asked for democratic reforms, release of political prisoners, resignation of the government, early general elections, legalize street trading, and investigation into crimes against opposition members. (Those where were protesting)
They protested by means of, civil resistance, demonstrations, hunger strikes, online activism and sit-ins.
They were granted the relaxation of free assembly restrictions, investigation into crimes against the opposition members, and were promised judicial reforms.
On 8th April, the police actually stood aside and allowed the political rally and 12,000 Armenians attended to listen to a speech given by Ter-Petrossian in Freedom square in violation of an official ban. The government promised an "objective inquiry" into the post election violence in 2008 by the 28th of April and gave permanent legal right to demonstrate in Freedom square.
A common theme with the Middle East revolutions is the use of Facebook and Twitter, to set up the dates, times and places of the demonstrations. In Armenia, they started a website called the "Revolutionary Forum" as a discussion board .
Martyred Armenia
26 April 2011 -The Armenian revolution started on 18 of February and continued until 8th of April. The protesters were wanting freedom from political repression, corruption, unemployment, low wages, legitimacy of the 2008 presidential election, and were against the street trading ban.
They asked for democratic reforms, release of political prisoners, resignation of the government, early general elections, legalize street trading, and investigation into crimes against opposition members. (Those where were protesting)
They protested by means of, civil resistance, demonstrations, hunger strikes, online activism and sit-ins.
They were granted the relaxation of free assembly restrictions, investigation into crimes against the opposition members, and were promised judicial reforms.
On 8th April, the police actually stood aside and allowed the political rally and 12,000 Armenians attended to listen to a speech given by Ter-Petrossian in Freedom square in violation of an official ban. The government promised an "objective inquiry" into the post election violence in 2008 by the 28th of April and gave permanent legal right to demonstrate in Freedom square.
A common theme with the Middle East revolutions is the use of Facebook and Twitter, to set up the dates, times and places of the demonstrations. In Armenia, they started a website called the "Revolutionary Forum" as a discussion board .
Martyred Armenia
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