Juliet from Nigeria speaks about the danger she faced in Nigeria

Angie from Nigeria speaks about the danger she faced in Nigeria

Lizzie from Nigeria speaks about the danger she faced in Nigeria

Audio of Residents Against Racism Meeting on Nigeria, ATGWU hall, Abbey St, Dublin

This meeting was called after the Irish Minister for Justice McDowell stated that Nigeria is a safe place to live and therefore he intends to send Nigerians who are in Ireland back to Nigeria and not allow they asylum in Ireland

Listening to the stories of the men and women of Nigeria you will hear a different tale.

McDowell should perhaps go spend a few weeks living in Nigeria with his own children.

63:55 minute Audio of Rally at State Capitol Phoenix Arizona USA of couple hundred Disabled,and more,celebrating the 15 year birthday of the signing of the Civil Rights Act for the Disabled:America for Disabilities Act(A.D.A.) There was other Rallies thru out the USA today,including in D.C.Washington.

16000/mono/8bt/16kbps

A :48 second PSA for San Francisco Event:
NORMAN SOLOMON, BAY AREA AUTHOR AND MEDIA CRITIC, IN SAN FRANCISCO ON JULY 27 TO DISCUSS HIS NEW BOOK "WAR MADE EASY: HOW PRESIDENTS AND PUNDITS KEEP SPINNING US TO DEATH” AND HIS RECENT TRIP TO IRAN

CALENDAR LISTING / PSA

NORMAN SOLOMON, BAY AREA AUTHOR AND MEDIA CRITIC, IN SAN FRANCISCO ON JULY 27 TO DISCUSS HIS NEW BOOK "WAR MADE EASY: HOW PRESIDENTS AND PUNDITS KEEP SPINNING US TO DEATH” AND HIS RECENT TRIP TO IRAN

WHEN: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 at 7:00 PM

if the senat in the U.S. will accept John Roberts, antichoice, conservative, catholic, as a judge for suppreme court, this will make abortion a lot more difficult in the U.S., maybe for decennia long. So, between now and september: do your pro choice action near american ambassies!

tonight in Gillende Keukenmeiden:
.soundfragments of the demo in den Hague, last friday, in support of refugees in hungerstrike
.pro choice calls for actions near american ambassies against the nomination of John Roberts for suppreme court U.S.
. we read you an article from Washington post about a womens only village in Kenya.

25th July 2005 edition of Under the Pavement, Manchester's radical radio show.
Full two hour show.

Under the Pavement is a long running fortnightly radio show broadcast every other Monday 9.00pm-11.00pm on ALL FM 96.9, a community radio station, in south Manchester.
The show focusses on radical and activist campaigns and activities in the city.

This Show's Interview:
Cat Mazza, subversive knitting.

Show also features news from Indymedia, what's on guide from the Networking Newsletter, Kazzan's Gig Guide and an eclectic mix of thought provoking music!