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Tag: Elections

Some Local Politicians Commit to Anti-Racism Pledge Ahead of Election Campaigns

The idea is to get politicians to prove that they are against hate speech, says Memet Uludag, the national chairperson … More

2019, Dublin, Elections, Racism, Writing, Xenophobia

National elections and human rights

Feature Episode 6 of Rights on the Line, a podcast I created and produced for Irish human rights NGO Front … More

2018, Cambodia, Elections, Human Rights, Mexico, Pakistan, Podcast, Zimbabwe

Military violence in #ZimElection2018 fallout

A Bulletin for Rights on the Line, a podcast I created and produced for Irish human rights NGO Front Line … More

2018, Elections, HRD, Human Rights, Podcast, Zimbabwe

Election day in Zimbabwe

A Bulletin for Rights on the Line, a podcast I created and produced for Irish human rights NGO Front Line … More

2018, Elections, HRD, Human Rights, Podcast, Zimbabwe

Strikes aren’t dangerous, but Tory and Liberal union-busting rhetoric is

In a tweet published last week, Ontario’s Liberal Party called strikes “disruptive” and said that they “can become downright dangerous,” … More

2018, Elections, Labour, Ontario politics, Writing

Tracking Harper’s 9-year-long assault on unions

September 3, 2015 Stephen Harper has been Prime Minister for almost a decade. In that time, the system of protections that … More

2015, Canadian politics, Elections, Labour, Stephen Harper, Unions, Writing

Workers must remember Harper’s attacks when they go to the polls in October

August 28, 2015 Harper has been Prime Minister for almost a decade. In that time, the Conservative government’s war on … More

2015, Canadian politics, Elections, Labour, Stephen Harper, Writing

Keeping politics on the streets: a post-election reflection

November 2011 I have to say, after all of those personal attacks, the slights against immigrants and the clever NDP … More

2011, Andrea Horwath, Canadian politics, Dalton McGuinty, Elections, NDP, Ontario politics, Ryerson Free Press, Tim Hudak

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