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August 1999 it is often mined on the lands of and by indigenous peoples in Canada, laka Foundation, Ketelhuisplein 43, 1054 RD Amsterdam, The Netherlands. http://hlp.home.igc.org/docs/uranium.htm
Extractions: These are not nuclear weapons per se but rather radiological weapons which also have a chemically toxic effect similar to that of other heavy metals. These weapons have already been used in Kuwait, Iraq, Serbia and Kosovo (unconfirmed reports have mentioned Bosnia, but this is still under investigation). It is estimated that between 14-17 countries now have depleted uranium weapons in their arsenals and this proliferation is expected to continue. It is a matter of the utmost urgency that international agreement banning the manufacture, use or sale of these weapons be achieved as quickly as possible, before they are used again. Their use is a gross violation of humanitarian law. The proliferation and trafficking of these weapons should be forbidden because it increases the potential for long-term human rights violations, including damage to the human genome itself.
IRAQ: New Fears From Depleted Uranium We are particularly worried because the tactics have changed in this war, Henkvan der Keur from the laka Foundation, an independent indigenous peoples. http://ipsnews.net/interna.asp?idnews=17218
Spring 2004 Newsletter In 1999, MTP, the laka Foundation of the Netherlands and the Campaign to Ban Depleted women, gay and lesbian rights, immigrant and indigenous peoples, http://www.miltoxproj.org/newsspring2004.htm
Extractions: MTP Executive Director In gathering stories and information for this edition of Touching Bases , I am once again impressed by the strength of our members in their fight for environmental and social justice. This administration has tested grassroots groups commitment, determination and fortitude like no other administration in recent history. Attempts by the Pentagon to roll-back hard-won laws on environmental and human health protection, public participation, and disclosure of information has not weakened the resolve of our members but has made them stronger. In the face of the most powerful military in the world, the efforts of local groups - their stories and struggles to Defend Our Health - are compelling and inspiring.
Extractions: Rapporteur, pursuant to Commission resolution 1996/14 Introduction 1. At its fifty-first session, the Commission on Human Rights, aware of the growing practice of the dumping in African and other developing countries by transnational corporations and other enterprises from industrialized countries of hazardous and other wastes, adopted resolution 1995/81 in which it noted with grave concern that the increasing rate of illicit dumping of toxic and dangerous products and wastes in developing countries continues adversely to affect the human rights to life and health of individuals in those countries, and decided to appoint, for a three-year period, a special rapporteur with a mandate to:
First Parish Of Sudbury It is often the tradition of the indigenous people of a So laka, the goddess whoinvented hula, was also a The land was rich and the Native peoples developed a http://fpsudbury.org/kl/2002-2003/earth102702.htm
Extractions: First Parish of Sudbury Sunday Worship October 27, 2002 Rev. Katie Lee Crane with Steve Johnson Huna The Ways of the Native Hawaiians Think not that all wisdom is in your school. -Huna proverb OPENING WORDS Rev. Katie Lee Crane [Katie Lee explains that our opening words are a partial translation of the words that Steve Johnson will chant at the centering silence; he will be explaining more about the meanings behind these words throughout the hour.] Kane, come and position yourself above me Possess me, put me in order, rearrange me. As you do, I am in a state of centered calmness . Throw yourself toward me. Possess me, pierce me, fill me up until I am satisfied, Oh Kane, supremely strong guardian. I take on your form . Chalice of clay, ground us in the earth. Flame of fire, kindle our compassion, ignite our passion Elements of our worship, root us, stir us, calm us, free us. When the first Europeans landed on Hawaii, the native Hawaiians were amazedthey spoke, but they did not breathe! The Hawaiian word for breath is Ha , so Europeans were known as haole they do not breathe.
AllAfrica.com South Africa Gauteng Celebrates Heritage Day In indigenous games such as Diketo and Morabaraba and Hare Krishna and Afrikaaner MzwakeMbuli, also know as the People s Poet, Don laka and Judith Sephuma http://allafrica.com/stories/200409240285.html
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Sarkar Lab WebLog: Conservation Biology Archives I am less than satisfied with the coverage of Australia and africa in these Burning Questions Emerging Environmental Issues for indigenous peoples in http://webapp.utexas.edu/blogs/archives/sarkarlab/cat_conservation_biology.html
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Extractions: Biology, Environment, Philosophy Since we work in Nepal, I will be highlighting regularly on efforts to restore civil rights there and, eventually, replace the monarchy with a democracy. Tourists planning to visit Nepal should bear in mind what the people are going through. (I will also later have a story to tell with my interactions with those who run the Society for Conservation BiologyAsia Section which plans to hold its next meeting in Kathmandu.) For a start, from the International Federation of Journalists List of journalistes detained in Nepal Arrested since 1 February 2005 (The day of the "King"'s coup)
Green Mountain Circle Works Index africa II134. Afghanistan IV710. african indigenous peoples. BagandaIV815. Bosoga IV815. Mossi, I56. South africa, III110 http://members.aol.com/Firebearer/cwkindex.html
Extractions: htmlAdWH('93212820', '728', '90'); Main GREEN MOUNTAIN CIRCLE WORKS INDEX KEY: Volume:Issue:Page We also have an on-line Table of Contents that begins with Volume I, Issue 1; this includes article author names, which the index does not. Back issues are available in hard copy (all except I:1-2), zipped ascii files (from Sep 1998 to May 2001), or zipped html documents (from June 2001 to present) for a $2 donation. (I:1-2 were private prototypes and are available only to BUUC members, and III:10-11 were combined.) To order, go to News Extra! Return to BUUC's main page Abuse: II:9:8 Academy Awards: III:4:11 Acosta, Eric: III:5:11 Activism (see also eco-activism): IV:3:14, IV:4:4, IV:5:1 Adulthood rites: IV:5:4 Advice (column): II:6:5, II:9:5, II:11:12, II:13:5 Adler, Margot: III:1:10 Affinity Groups (AGs): II:13:2 Africa: II:13:4 Afghanistan: IV:7:10 African Indigenous Peoples: African traditional faiths: III:2:10 AIDS: II:7:12 AIDSamma: II:7:12 Air (Element): II:4:6, II:4:7 Akron Area Interfaith Council (OH): IV:1:14, IV:4:14, IV:6:10 Alabama: I:7:7, III:10:14, III:10:8
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Extractions: [Long Contents] [Short Contents] [Reviews] ... Asceticism Conference Houtman, Gustaaf. Mental Culture in Burmese Crisis Politics: Aung San Suu Kyi and the National League for Democracy. Study of Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa Monograph Series No. 33. Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Institute for the Study of Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa, 1999, 400 pp. ISBN 4-87297-748-3 ackn the quest for national unity Benedict Anderson argued that the nation is an imagined community, that it is not a given reality and involves imagination. Winachukil accepts Anderson's model as useful, but modifies it to argue that it is a discursive construct. In particular he looks at how the shift from the pre-modern cosmology discourse to a modern discourse involves the creation of a domain with definitive boundaries mapping the geo-body of the State. The transition between these two discourses, so Tambiah has argued in the case of Thailand, is about the transition from a pulsating mandala galactic polity, working to cosmological boundaries, to the radial state, working to geographical boundaries.
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Encyclopedia: List Of Deities The Ashanti people of Ghana in West africa believed in a supreme being called Nyame The Haida are an indigenous peoples. Tia is the Haida goddess of http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/List-of-deities
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Extractions: "I cannot get out of my mind the recent news photos of ordinary Americans sitting on chairs, guns on laps, standing unofficial guard on the Arizona border, to make sure no Mexicans cross over into the United States. There was something horrifying in the realization that, in this twenty-first century of what we call "civilization", we have carved up what we claim is one world into 200 artificially created entities we call "nations" and armed to apprehend or kill anyone who crosses a boundary. Is not nationalism - that devotion to a flag, an anthem, a boundary so fierce it engenders mass murder - one of the great evils of our time, along with racism, along with religious hatred? These ways of thinking - cultivated, nurtured, indoctrinated from childhood on - have been useful to those in power, and deadly for those out of power". - Howard Zinn May 2005
Project MUSE narrator sees a vision and hears a traditional chant intoned for the hulagoddess laka. In Sound Alliances indigenous peoples, Cultural Politics, http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/contemporary_pacific/v017/17.1hoomanawanui.html
