>Green Left Weekly, > Issue #408 >June 7, 2000 > >Australia's radical newspaper >http://www.greenleft.org.au >****************************** > >Green Left Weekly provides news, information, opinion and debate from an >environmental and left perspective. > >Featured this week: AFTER THE RECONCILIATION MARCH > >Half a million people marching across Sydney Harbour Bridge on May 28 opened >more opportunities to beat back the Howard government's >racism. GLW talks to five Aboriginal activists about the next steps in the >anti-racism campaign. >******************************** > >COVER STORY > >Reconciliation march allows for `radical' demands: Reynolds >Bridge walk `must be built upon' > >FEATURES > >CHAD\CAMEROON: World Bank's pipeline to disaster >CHINA: How much is left of the planned economy? > >INTERNATIONAL NEWS > >FIJI: West threatens split >FIJI: Pacific Journalism Online shut-down >FIJI: `A great deal has been lost' >FIJI: Democratic Socialists support sanctions >Protests demand action on Fiji by Australian government >SIERRA LEONE: John Pilger -- The bobby is back on the beat >UNITED STATES: Cuban-born INS official framed >UNITED STATES: Elian's return home a step closer >ZIMBABWE: MDC faces enormous odds to defeat Mugabe >SOUTH AFRICA: Costa Gazi -- ANC blocks treatment for HIV patients >SOUTH AFRICA: Outrage at student's death >PERU: Boycott, protests during elections >International news briefs -- Argentina; Puerto Rico >US/BRITAIN: Developments in International Socialists' debate list >CHILE: Pinochet loses immunity >HAITI: Elections end political limbo >PAKISTAN: Labour movement leader arrested >UNITED STATES: Appeal from a militant unionist >UNITED STATES: Training Indonesian terrorists in `anti-terrorism' >SOUTH KOREA: General strike to resist attacks >WEST PAPUA: Overwhelming support for independence >UNITED STATES: Racism and the wealth gap >SRI LANKA: Government crackdown meets opposition >PHILIPPINES: Rejecting `peace of the graveyard' > >ISSUES > >Country Labor: a new direction? >Technological parenthood: secrets and lies >Campaigning against homophobia >Dale McKinley: It's time to be offensive > >AUSTRALIAN NEWS > >Police withdraw charge against Aboriginal academic >Members First result shows desire for an alternative >NSW teachers win >Labor rejects maternity leave demands >New roster angers wharfies >WA minister claims Aboriginal people safer in jail >Tasmanians demand a GE-free zone >Anti-nuke cycle to raise awareness >Thousands more march for reconciliation >Teach-in provides motives for September protests >S11 Alliance forms in Adelaide >Police stop students entering campus >Toxic time bomb in suburban Perth >Jarrahdale residents fight sand mine >Students to converge to save the environment >Groups come together >Student occupation comes out fighting >Meeting debates abortion reform >Brisbane Resistance Centre launched >Cuban women to tour Australia > >CULTURAL DISSENT > >Hymns for revolutionary combat >The wolf's teeth >Mosh with a message >Links magazine: Internationalism in the new century >Waterfront conflict staged >Tales of workplace violence > >REGULAR FEATURES > >Networker: What's in a name? >Looking Out: Unlawful searches >Loose cannons >and ain't i a woman?: Lesbians, conception and the law >Life of Riley: Who's a naughty boy? >Editorial: Support the right to organise >Write on >Chris Kelly cartoon >Jay Bee's cartoon > >Articles posted are as they were before proofreading, and prior to any final >changes in the printed version. > >All articles appearing in Green Left Weekly, and reprinted here, are copyright >by their authors. However, most regular contributors have >granted permission for their work to be republished by non-profit green, left, >human rights or generally progressive publications. > >Where such permission has NOT been granted, articles are marked with the >symbol && in the index above. Before reprinting such an article, >or if uncertain whether your publication is allowed to reprint, please inquire >by e-mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >ALL cartoons are copyright and must not be reproduced without permission of >the artist. > >We like to know what audiences we are reaching, and would therefore appreciate >being informed of any republication (in print or >electronically). > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] __________________________________ KOMINFORM P.O. Box 66 00841 Helsinki - Finland +358-40-7177941, fax +358-9-7591081 e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kominf.pp.fi ___________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe/unsubscribe messages mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ___________________________________
