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"Freeze Rents, Not People"
Sticker spotted in Providence, Rhode Island
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Wie steht es um die globale Solidarität mit der Ukraine? Die WOZ hat auf dem Bürgenstock den afrikanischen Staatschefs gelauscht. https://www.woz.ch/!TMH3A410X8BQ
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Bürgenstock-Gipfel: Die versteckte Botschaft
Wie steht es um die globale Solidarität mit der Ukraine? Die WOZ hat auf dem Bürgenstock den afrikanischen Staatschefs gelauscht.
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Protesters in Kenya have seized the parliament’s ceremonial Mace after hundreds stormed the parliament buildings as protests over the Finance Bill have shaken the country.
The Kenyan governmental website describes the ceremonial Mace as “a highly ornamented staff of metal, wood or other materials, carried by a Mace-bearer or placed before a sovereign or other high officials; in civic ceremonies or before a revered gathering to symbolize authority.”
According to Kenyan parliamentary tradition, the Mace is an essential part of parliamentary regalia, giving credence and legality to the assembly of national and local politicians. No formal business can be transacted in the absence of the Mace. As such, the protester’s seizure of the Mace represents another act of rebellion against the ruling order.
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The Kenyan governmental website describes the ceremonial Mace as “a highly ornamented staff of metal, wood or other materials, carried by a Mace-bearer or placed before a sovereign or other high officials; in civic ceremonies or before a revered gathering to symbolize authority.”
According to Kenyan parliamentary tradition, the Mace is an essential part of parliamentary regalia, giving credence and legality to the assembly of national and local politicians. No formal business can be transacted in the absence of the Mace. As such, the protester’s seizure of the Mace represents another act of rebellion against the ruling order.
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The Kenyan people have risen up. Storming the streets and parliament, they spoiled the plans of Kenya’s ruling class and their imperialist puppeteers to quietly drive more and more of the masses into crippling poverty and misery.
In response, the military has been called in and police have been murdering and abducting those who have taken to the streets. Here’s a roundup of the latest:
🟡 At least 10 people have been murdered by Kenyan police at today’s protests
🟡 Kenyans overwhelmed police to storm the parliament, where politicians passed austerity legislation and sent it to the President for final approval
🟡 Politicians fled the scene through tunnels while protesters allowed legislators who voted against the bill to leave the besieged building
🟡 Troops in military vehicles were seen rolling into Nairobi to quell the uprising
🟡 The Kenya Law Society President Faith Odhiambo said 50 Kenyans, including her personal assistant, had been kidnapped by Kenyan police
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In response, the military has been called in and police have been murdering and abducting those who have taken to the streets. Here’s a roundup of the latest:
🟡 At least 10 people have been murdered by Kenyan police at today’s protests
🟡 Kenyans overwhelmed police to storm the parliament, where politicians passed austerity legislation and sent it to the President for final approval
🟡 Politicians fled the scene through tunnels while protesters allowed legislators who voted against the bill to leave the besieged building
🟡 Troops in military vehicles were seen rolling into Nairobi to quell the uprising
🟡 The Kenya Law Society President Faith Odhiambo said 50 Kenyans, including her personal assistant, had been kidnapped by Kenyan police
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On this day, 25 June 1978, the rainbow LGBT+ flag was first flown at the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day march. The flag was designed by gay artist and army veteran Gilbert Baker (pictured in 2003), and the two flags flown were hand-dyed and stitched by 30 volunteers. The original design included eight coloured stripes: pink for sexuality, red for life, orange for healing, yellow for sun, green for nature, turquoise for art, indigo for peace and purple for spirit. More recently, many rainbow flags have added brown and black stripes, reflecting the particular oppression faced by Black and other LGBT+ people of colour. Others have added a triangle including blue, pink and white stripes to stress the inclusion of trans people, amidst efforts by the far right, supported by a small minority of the left (especially in Britain) to attack the rights won by trans people over decades of struggle.This Pride month learn more LGBT+ history in our podcast series. In particular we've got episodes about the Stonewall rebellion and the first ever Pride the following year, about LGBT+ support for the UK miners' strike in the 1980s, and an interview with queer sex workers who organised their workplace in the 1990s and 2000s: https://workingclasshistory.com/tag/lgbtq/To access this hyperlink, click our link bio then click this photo
On this day, 25 June 1978, the rainbow LGBT+ flag was first flown at the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day march. The flag was designed by gay artist and army veteran Gilbert Baker (pictured in 2003), and the two flags flown were hand-dyed and stitched by 30 volunteers. The original design included eight coloured stripes: pink for sexuality, red for life, orange for healing, yellow for sun, green for nature, turquoise for art, indigo for peace and purple for spirit. More recently, many rainbow flags have added brown and black stripes, reflecting the particular oppression faced by Black and other LGBT+ people of colour. Others have added a triangle including blue, pink and white stripes to stress the inclusion of trans people, amidst efforts by the far right, supported by a small minority of the left (especially in Britain) to attack the rights won by trans people over decades of struggle.This Pride month learn more LGBT+ history in our podcast series. In particular we've got episodes about the Stonewall rebellion and the first ever Pride the following year, about LGBT+ support for the UK miners' strike in the 1980s, and an interview with queer sex workers who organised their workplace in the 1990s and 2000s: https://workingclasshistory.com/tag/lgbtq/To access this hyperlink, click our link bio then click this photo
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International scheme to tax billionaires’ wealth technically feasible, study finds https://www.theguardian.com/news/article/2024/jun/25/international-scheme-to-tax-billionaires-wealth-technically-feasible-study-finds
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International scheme to tax billionaires’ wealth technically feasible, study finds
Proposal could net up to $250bn a year in extra revenue, says report commissioned by Brazil for G20
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Immer abgehobener, immer entgrenzter: Das Parlament lieferte zuletzt eine blamable Leistung ab. https://www.woz.ch/!SRCXRH7J50QN
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Bilanz der Sommersession: Im Turmzimmer
Immer abgehobener, immer entgrenzter: Das Parlament lieferte zuletzt eine blamable Leistung ab.
Während das Rassemblement National in Frankreich auf einen Sieg bei den Parlamentswahlen zusteuert, verbündet sich die Linke in Rekordzeit. Die Soziologin Safia Dahani erklärt das politische Erdbeben. https://www.woz.ch/!TG0NMKF9D1DW
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Parlamentswahlen in Frankreich: «Die Strategie könnte aufgehen»
Während das Rassemblement National in Frankreich auf einen Sieg bei den Parlamentswahlen zusteuert, verbündet sich die Linke in Rekordzeit. Die Soziologin Safia Dahani erklärt das politische Erdbeben.
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Studie: Aufnahme von Geflüchteten läuft immer besser – und keiner kriegt es mit?
“Wir sind überfordert mit dem Ausländerhass, nicht mit den Flüchtlingen selbst”, sagte ein CSU-Landrat. Eine Studie zeigt: Die Kommunen kommen immer besser mit der Unterbringung zurecht. Warum du so selten die positiven Nachrichten hörst.