MP3 Audio of Summary of israeli War Crimes for week ending 20 October 2005. 5mins, english

This is a weekly summary of israeli war crimes committed in Palestine for the week ending 20 Oct 2005. 5mins, english

PCHR
Palestinian Centre for Human Rights

http://www.pchrgaza.org

Weekly Report: On Israeli Human Rights Violations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory

No. 41/2005

13- 19 Oct. 2005

Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) Launch More Attacks on Palestinian Civilians and Property in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT)

Your weekly wrap-up of North American police brutality, misconduct and corruption.

This week:

Georgia cop pleads guilty, then not, to sex assault

Montreal police videotaped beating woman

Wheelchair-bound woman beaten by Boston cops

Missouri cop get 7 years for child sex assaults

NYPD cop charged for sex with 15 year old boy

Ohio cop pleads not guilty to child sex charges

Virginia cop arrested for assaulting wife

Alaska cop arrested for child pornography

New Florida taser death

and much more!

Al starts off this show with an interview with Adriene Jenik, the director of "Specflic" ( http://specflic.net ) and we talk about the project. Then Al plays a bunch of music including (but not limited to!) the Exploited, Paris, Eden Ahbez, Mos Def, and Carl Klang. Plus Al goes over some recent lies of our times also known as "the news". 2 hours

18 min phone interview (mp3, 128kbps - FM-friendly).

This year (2005), Islam's holiest month began on October 4th and ends on November 3rd.

In this interview, Nuria Mustafa-Dunn, originally from Iraq, explores some of the issues behind Ramadan, Islam, and very briefly, the issue of a multi-Islamic Iraq.

Interview originally recorded live on Near FM's Majority World, November 18th, 2004 (Thursday evening at about 5:10pm).

Reporter caught on LIVE televsion exaggerating flood claims.

Emission radio du 18 octobre 2005 / Reportages, articles publiés sur http://paris.indymedia.org , musiques libres et militantes (79:14 minutes - 44M - enregistrement du direct sur radio FPP 106.3)

LOCAL & GLOBAL NEWS (articles publiés sur http://paris.indymedia.org ):

"Lafayette's the crossroads where Katrina meets Rita," he said. "I always knew I was against same sex unions."

"Lafayette's the crossroads where Katrina meets Rita," he said. "I always knew I was against same sex unions." These were not the words of a drunk and insensitive comedian stooping to a new low, but the words of Sen. David Vitter during a meeting with leaders in Lafayette, Louisiana on October, 13, 2005.