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Tag Archives: human rights
The thing speaks for itself
A trained professional in charge of public safety warns his employer that a certain building poses grave dangers to those who live and work in it. He does this over and over again. The bumbling amateurs who run this government … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, CBC, circumpolar world, crime, Iqaluit, News, Nunatsiaq News, Nunavut, Politics
Tagged Arctic, Baffin Correctional Centre, Canada, CBC, freedom of expression, human rights, internet, Iqaluit, Legislative Assembly of Nunavut, News, Nunavut, Politics, Tony Noakes Jr.
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Habito una utopía que no es mía
The title of this post is a quotation from a Twitter feed maintained by Yoani Sánchez of Havana, Cuba — one of the world’s most distinguished bloggers: “I inhabit a utopia that is not mine.” She started her blog in … Continue reading
Posted in Cuba, Journalism, News, technology, Writing
Tagged Cuba, freedom of expression, human rights, Journalism, News
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Sentence I wish I wrote
In a society marked by punishments against those who express their opinions, neither fools nor children say what they think, only drunkards. — Yoani Sanchez, Generation Y Quoted from today’s post: Antihero.
Posted in Cuba, News
Tagged Cuba, freedom of expression, human rights
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Tehran, June 15
None of us know all the potentialities that slumber in the spirit of the population, or all the ways in which that population can surprise us when there is the right interplay of events. — Vaclav Havel
Posted in News, Politics, World
Tagged freedom of expression, human rights, Iran, News, Politics
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What you won’t read in Granma
I was about to say something whiny about Northwestel, Qiniq, and the sorry state of internet service in Nunavut. Then I read this: At the Meliá Cohiba And this: Cuba: Bloggers Gather In Spite of the Challenges And this: Cuba … Continue reading
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Tagged bloggers, Cuba, Cuban dissidents, human rights, internet, News
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Advocatus diaboli 