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  1. A woman's place is in the struggle: Muslim women and racism

    and they mean the world to me.” Edelbi described the 500,000-strong anti-war march in Sydney on ... “new enemy” of the West, those Australians who are most visibly Muslim — women who wear a headscarf ... a Muslim, I have been on the receiving end of racist attacks by people who not long ago were themselves ...

  2. Hair's anti-war message as relevant as ever

    had come. While it did focus on the youth counter-culture which grew around the anti-war movement, it ... anti-war demonstration reveals the lack of consciousness about women's liberation by the play's ... (Claude's draft card number), Ragni and Rado convey the stark reality of the Vietnam War. Focusing on the ...

  3. The ongoing casualties of war

    thus showing that even after a war has ended, women and children are still disproportionately affected ... paid to how destructive war is to veterans, their families and the society they live in. In the last ... few years, studies have indicated that domestic violence could be reduced by 21% if there were no war ...

  4. 'We will not be silent'

    'enemies'. “Instead, this war will be paid for with the blood of innocent men, women and children — people ... explores the way the victims of war are never in the spotlight, never counted. My favourite on the ... challenges the media spin on war and its sanitising of war's horror and destruction. The song makes the ...

  5. IRAQ: Iraqis demand: 'Invaders out now!'

    arms, events on April 15 proved to be a shock. On that day in Nasiriya, some 20,000 Shiite Muslim Iraqis ... on their country. The Shia, who comprise 60-65% of Iraq's population, were oppressed under ... for the former Iraqi regime's war against predominantly Shiite Iran, plus Washington's ...