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WIPU News producer Pat Dunkle finally gives tree-hugging field reporter Lesley Lovet screen time to cover the ovo-lacto protests, but some angry carnivores wielding bacon create Lesley's worst nightmare. Check out www.livein5.tv for more information!

Burma VJ is a moving and shocking account of the popular protests that broke out across Rangoon in 2007. It relies entirely on documentary footage shot by undercover reporters which has been pieced together to form a picture of the events that took place over a few months. It covers the initial protests, which broke out in response to a rise in fuel prices, to the brutal crackdown by the authorities in response. By piecing together and editing hours of footage that was smuggled out of the country, director Anders Ostergaard creates a compelling narrative and useful reference to the events that took place in the normally secretive and reclusive country. As well as vividly seeing what happened on the streets, we are also brought close to Burma's video-journalists who, at great risk to themselves, shoot and smuggle the footage out to maintain a constant flow of news from the country, in a bid to bring about change. Burma VJ is particularly good at juxtaposing the initial feeling of hope that surrounded the protest marches with the subsequent crackdown. The images that were beamed worldwide of monks processing through the streets, applauded by people from the rooftops, are soon replaced by truckloads of soldiers firing tear gas into the crowds to disperse them. We are also given a sense of the number of protestors and journalists that were arrested and who disappeared. The film is a rare and moving insight into a country and regime that still remains largely shut off from the rest of the world. - WILLIAM LEE

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An excerpt from the new movie, "What's the Matter with Kansas?" The recently-murdered Dr. Tiller of Wichita was a lightning rod for controversy because he was one of very few doctors in the U.S. who would perform third-trimester abortions. He was also a defiant foe of the Pro-Life movement. In 1991, protests at Tiller's clinic and others in WIchita mushroomed into a conservative takeover of Kansas' Republican Party. Viewing abortion as murder proved incredibly galvanizing in Wichita, motivating many people who'd never been involved in politics before. Tragically, the flip side of this worldview - any means may be justified to stop a mass-murderer - led to Tiller's shooting death on May 31, 2009. This act was widely condemned by activists on all sides of the abortion issue.

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Hardline Iranian cleric Ahmad Khatami urged the government on Friday to "better control" the foreign media, accusing them of fomenting the protests over this month's presidential election. He also suggested that anyone who resorted to violence during the demonstrations should be considered a mohareb -- someone who fights against God -- and face the ultimate sanction. "I expect the government to control them. How can they be allowed to wander round the country with their satellite phones giving information that provokes people to take to the streets?" Distributed by Tubemogul.

A hardline cleric seen as a mouthpiece of the Iranian regime today demanded that opposition demonstrators be punished “without mercy”. Even as Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami delivered his uncompromising message at Tehran’s Friday prayers, foreign ministers of the world’s leading industrialised nations issued a statement deploring the regime’s violent crackdown on the protestors and demanded it “stop immediately”. Mr Khatami’s televised sermon came at the end of a week in which the regime has brutally suppressed all streets protests and rounded up hundreds of opponents for daring to question President Ahmadinejad’s re-election. It conveyed the unmistakable message that no dissent would be tolerated, and that the crackdown would, if anything, intensify. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Mapping the protests in Tehran Protests have erupted on the streets of Tehran following the disputed presidential poll, which saw Mahmoud Ahmadinejad returned to power. With many foreign media correspondents facing restrictions on their reporting, the people of Iran have been using mobile phones to tell the world what is going on. Some of the images sent to the BBC from the people of Tehran have been plotted on this map. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Today, as Iran erupts in protest over the presidential election, President Obama is facing protests of his own from doctors opposed to his plan for a government run health insurance program. Can these crucial critics be convinced, or will they just add strength to the GOP argument?

WARNING VERY! GRAPHIC This video seems to have been uploaded by a by-stander that was present at the time the young lady was shot, by a Basij member. The Basij are a Pro-Government Volunteer Militia that uses very violent methods to enforce the Iranian governments totalitarian policies. At 19:05 June 20thPlace: Karekar Ave., at the corner crossing Khosravi St. and Salehi st.A young woman who was standing aside with her father watching the protests was shot by a basij More.. member hiding on the rooftop of a civilian house. He had clear shot at the girl and could not miss her. However, he aimed straight her heart. I am a doctor, so I rushed to try to save her. But the impact of the gunshot was so fierce that the bullet had blasted inside the victim's chest, and she died in less than 2 minutes.The protests were going on about 1 kilometers away in the main street and some of the protesting crowd were running from tear gass used among them, towards Salehi St.The film is shot by my friend who was standing beside me.Please let the world know

More political activists, students arrested amid Iran protests The numbers of the dead and injured are reportedly rising as protests continued on Thursday against the outcome of Iran’s 12 June presidential election, in which incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was declared the winner. Video is brought to you by WashingtonTV. Visit TelevisionWashington.com for more news videos and features. Please submit your comments at TelevisionWashington.com. Persian: http://televisionwashington.com/main.aspx?lang=fa English: http://televisionwashington.com/main.aspx?lang=en 2009 ©WashingtonTV. All rights reserved

Today's Webcast (June 26, 2009) - Today on WashingtonTV: 1. In a post-election demonstration, at least seven people were shot dead 2. Iran summons EU representative to Iran and prevents foreign reporters from covering latest protests 3. Obama says he is “deeply troubled” over violence following Iran election 4. Ahmadinejad in Moscow; and the continuing international reactions to Iran election 5. Guardian Council said its approval is necessary to certify the election results 6. Mousavi says he is not hopeful regarding the Guardian Council’s judgment 7. Grand Ayatollah Montazeri criticized the handling of the election by the government 8. Iran not doing enough to combat human trafficking, says US

Today's Webcast (June 26, 2009) - Today on WashingtonTV: 1. In a post-election demonstration, at least seven people were shot dead 2. Iran summons EU representative to Iran and prevents foreign reporters from covering latest protests 3. Obama says he is “deeply troubled” over violence following Iran election 4. Ahmadinejad in Moscow; and the continuing international reactions to Iran election 5. Guardian Council said its approval is necessary to certify the election results 6. Mousavi says he is not hopeful regarding the Guardian Council’s judgment 7. Grand Ayatollah Montazeri criticized the handling of the election by the government 8. Iran not doing enough to combat human trafficking, says US

Massive protests as Revolutionary Guard consolidates power, likely to expand economic control

Protests in Tehran following announcement of election result After the official announcement on 13 June of the of the results of the tenth presidential elections, the supporters of defeated candidate, Mir Hossein Mousavi, took to the streets of Tehran and a number of other cities and protested against Ahmadinejad’s victory over his rivals. Video is brought to you by WashingtonTV. Visit TelevisionWashington.com for more news videos and features. Please submit your comments at TelevisionWashington.com. Persian: http://televisionwashington.com/main.aspx?lang=fa English: http://televisionwashington.com/main.aspx?lang=en 2009 ©WashingtonTV. All rights reserved

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Using smuggled footage, this documentary tells the story of the 2007 protests in Burma by thousands of monks.

Philippines protests and calls to end US Visiting Forces Agreement in response to appeals court decision

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UN responds to Tamil protests internationally calling for a ceasefire in Sri Lanka to avoid blood shed

OneWorldTV interviews a member of the Climate Camp at the G20 protests in London. He talks outside the Carbon Exchange about the controversial issue of Carbon Trading. To watch more great films and to upload and embed your own visit: http://tv.oneworld.net

Kofi Hope talks to OneWorldTV at the G20 demonstrations that took place on April 1st 2009. To see more great films on Global Justice and to upload and embed your own please visit: http://tv.oneworld.net

OneWorldTV reports from the G20 demonstrations held in London on the 1st April 2009. To see more great films on Global Justice and to upload and embed your own please visit: http://tv.oneworld.net

OneWorldTV presents a short interview with a member of Pants to Poverty at the G20 protests near the Bank of England in London. To see more great films on Global Justice and to upload and embed your own please visit: http://tv.oneworld.net

Mosaic is a Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East. This episode includes the following stories: Netanyahu Caps Political Comeback With Premiership, Islamic Banking Thrives, and Protests Mount On The Eve Of G20 Summit. Netanyahu Caps Political Comeback With Premiership IBA TV, Israel Netanyahu Won't Work Towards A Two-State Solution Al Jazeera TV, Qatar Islamic Banking Thrives Palestine TV, Ramallah Protests Mount On The Eve Of G20 Summit Al Arabiya TV, UAE Arab-Latin American Leaders Eye Common Goal Dubai TV, UAE Kuwait Bourse Bans 36 Companies From Trading Dubai TV, UAE Secular Iraqi Parties Support Maliki Alsumaria TV, Iraq Pink Taxis For Women in Lebanon NBN TV, Lebanon

Kevin Smith from Climate Camp talks to OneWorldTV and OneClimate.net about the 24 hour Climate Camp taking place in Bishopsgate, London. To watch more global justice films and to upload and embed your own visit: http://tv.oneworld.net

OneWorldTV presents a short interview with Billy Bragg at the G20 protests near the Bank of England in London. To see more great films on Global Justice and to upload and embed your own please visit: http://tv.oneworld.net

OneWorldTV presents a short interview with a member of War on Want at the G20 protests near the Bank of England in London. A Canary was carried on a stretcher to symbolise the death of Canary Wharf. To see more great films on Global Justice and to upload and embed your own please visit: http://tv.oneworld.net

Anti-war protests in Washington

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After years of protests, Wavy Gravy had sustained deep wounds from attacking peace officers armed with guns and batons. While under attack at a protest rally he had noticed a clown, walking between protesters and police, unassailed like a Buddha. He was transfigured at that moment into Wavy Gravy the great psyceldellic environmental clown. He was kind enough to visit with us on our traveling set as a guest on our Time 4 Hemp show. We taped live on 4/20/91. I hope you will continue to enjoy all these years later. Time 4 Hemp show #09 ©1991 michaelm producer

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A Caravan for Freedom of moving trucks drove up to the north steps of the state Capitol on January 14, 2009 to protest Oregons unconstitutional, anti-competition restrictions on entry into the moving business. The protests leader, a Portland college student and small business owner, is challenging the restrictions in court, represented by attorneys with Pacific Legal Foundation, Americas leading legal watchdog for free enterprise and limited government.

http://www.empireonline.com/features Vertigo Films will release the movie in Spring 2009 Nicholas Winding Refn will direct the movie. His previous films include the highly controversial and acclaimed PUSHER Trilogy and Fear X with John Turroro. BRONSON is the evolutionary journey of Mickey Peterson into Britain’s most notorious and dangerous living prisoner CHARLES BRONSON. Originally sentenced to 7 years in prison for burglary, Charles Bronson has been behind bars for 34 years, 30 of which have been spent in solitary confinement. Charlie has forged an outrageous reputation through violence, hostage taking and rooft protests to become a notorious figure in the British public’s conscious. Taking the title role of BRONSON will be Bafta nominated actor Tom Hardy (Black Hawk Down, WAZ, RocknRolla) who has been described by critics as one of the most promising young actors today.

As their jobs disappear, people around the world have taken to the streets

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) - The players on Israeli basketball team Bnei Hasharon fled to their changing room Tuesday after angry protests by hundreds of Turkish fans before a European Cup game against Turkish club Turk Telekom. The game was later postponed after about 1,500 policemen failed to evacuate the Ataturk sports arena. Authorities did not say when or where the match would be played. Turkish fans chanted «God is Great» and «Killer Israel» as they waved fists at the visiting team, forcing them to retreat to their changing room. At least one fan threw his shoe at some Israeli players, but police used riot shields to protect them. A pro-Islamic group earlier set an Israeli flag on fire outside the arena. The players of Turk Telekom also withdrew to their changing rooms amid the chaos. Turkey has harshly criticized Israel over its ground offensive in Gaza and has urged an immediate cease-fire in the Palestinian territory. It has also called on the United Nations to take steps to end the violence.

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A black cloth is draped over part of David Cerny's controversial Entropa art work displayed in the atrium of the European Council building in Brussels. This after protests and a diplomatic row caused by the Bulgarian government, which felt insulted for having its country displayed as a 'Turkish toilet'. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Thounsands of Turkish People marched every night, to Levent to sympathize with Palestinians blockade the Consular. Protests in Turkey against Israeli operation in Gaza Strip, that has killed hundreds of Palestinians, widen all layers of society. Turkish civil society organizations has on Tuesday continued to protest Israel bombardments over Gaza in an attack that has so far claimed nearly 400 Palestinians. Turkish Road Labour Union strongly condemned Israel for what they called " crimes against humanity". Turkish Electrical Engineers Association also made statement and condemned the Israel`s Gaza attack. "The images from the Gaza began to remind a genocide. We will not just watch this shame and we urge all humanity to do the same", the statement said. State Audits Foundation, News Reporters Union and Turkish Pharmacists Association also condemned the attack and urge all countries to stop Israeli aggression. Civil Society organizations called on Turkey to cancel all bilateral agreements signed with ...

This is the town of Balin near Ramallah. Every week a demonstration is held there protesting the wall being built around the town. Usually with heavy presence of Israeli and western peace activists. And sadly, although the protests are usually peaceful, there are multiple cases of rubber shots wounds and suffocation of tear gas every week. The girl looks Palestinian to me, so she may have been raised in the US or have studied there. And even if she hadn't, there are many Palestinians who can speak with perfect English (with an accent that depends on the educational institution that they have attended)

TIMETURK / NEWS CENTER All around the world, the protests against the Israeli policies and attacks in Gaza are denounced by millions of people. Many parts of the world, especially after Israel started the ground operaiton yesterday, millions of people in differents parts of the world protest Israel in the squares and in front of the Israeli embassies. The protests in Turkey started yesterday in different cities and especially the most crowded ones were in Istanbul and Ankara. Still today tens of thousands of people come together to pray for Palestinian people and to curse Israel. In the ongoing protests the crowds chant slogans denouncing Israel and supporting Hamas and Palestinian people. From the ages 7 to 77 there are protestors Not only the men are filling the squares to protest Israel but also thousands of young-old, child, women are chanting slogans in the squares supporting Palestine. Yesterday three thousands of children protested the Israeli attacks with their mothers in the meeting area ...

Across the Arab world as well as in the US and Europe, protests are being held against the Israeli air assault on Gaza. In Dubai, official celebrations have been cancelled as a sign of solidarity with people of Gaza. Al Jazeera's Mohamed Vall gathers reactions from around the world.

02 jan 09 http://timeturk.com/ World Bulletin / News Desk Thousands of people in Turkey have gathered outside mosques across the country to protest Israeli air strikes on Gaza. Thousands denounced Israeli massacre in Gaza outside historic Beyazit mosque in Istanbul after Friday prayers, burning Israeli and U.S. flags and reciting funeral prayers for the victims. Deputy chairman of Turkey's ruling party AKP, Bülent Gedikli, condemned Israeli bombardments as a crime against humanity and said Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert deserved a pair of shoes to be thrown at him like Bush." The state-run Anatolia news agency says similar protests were held in several other Turkish cities. The protesters chanted "Israeli murderers, get out of Palestine", "Muslims, don't sleep, defend Palestine", waving Palestinian flags and burning Israeli ones. Turkey has deep root with the Palestinians and their cause has widespread support in the country. Gedikli told Anatolia news agency, the offensive has reached the ...

Seven people were arrested after a second day of protests outside the Israeli Embassy in west London over Israel's air raids on Gaza. The arrests were for public order offences including assaulting police. Objects were hurled at the embassy and a cone and policeman's hat set alight. The BBC's Colette McBeth said there were "at least 500, perhaps more" people outside the Kensington building. There were 10 arrests for public order offences at a protest there on Sunday. Ms McBeth said Monday's protest blocked the road outside the embassy and brought traffic to a standstill. The British government will have to do something Ahmed Saif Protester She said she saw the objects being thrown towards the Israeli embassy and a traffic cone and a police helmet set alight. However Ms McBeth added that by about 1900 GMT the number of protesters had dwindled to a "hardcore" of about 100 and the overall level of conflict with police had been lower than on the first day of protests. The protesters vowed to return ...

Protests were held throughout Turkey on Sunday against the Israeli weekend attack on Hamas in Gaza. Following Saturday's massive rally against Israel in Istanbul, irate pro-Palestinian supporters held rallies in the Turkish provinces of Van and Konya as well as a major rally after the noon prayers in Istanbul. Also, the Turkish Red Crescent Society dispatched ten truckloads of humanitarian relief to Gaza on Sunday. (ANKARA) Trucks carrying humanitarian aid, interview with director of Turkish Red Crescent Society's Ankara branch (in Turkish), trucks departing (VAN) Protesters carrying banners and pictures of the slain Palestinians, protesters chanting slogans, "Salute to Hamas, Keep Resistance" (KONYA) Demonstrators burning Israeli flag, calling for "retaliation" against Israel (KONYA) Demonstrators carrying pictures of Hamas leaders, demonstrators chanting slogans "Down with Israel," a young boy shouting slogans and crying, (ISTANBUL) Shots of the large crowd at Beyazit Square, the crowd ...

2010 Olympics promotional train tour becomes target for protests across Canada

A vlog exploring the intersection of lesbian parenting and pop culture. Dana and Helen of Mombian.com celebrate their 50th vlog this week with a big thank you to viewers. In a seasonal vein, they offer some tips on juggling kids and turkeys to make Thanksgiving go more smoothly, and Helen shares her favorite Thanksgiving craft. They then respond to a timely viewer question about whether to bring children to LGBT rallies and protests. Helen also talks about her experience joining a local school board committee, which leads the discussion back to visibility and creating change.

This video is dedicated to the thousands of people who will be attending the worldwide protests against the cult that is The Church of Scientology on the 10th of May 2008. I hope everyone has a great time, and please be respectful to ordinary members of the public during the protest. Lets give Scientology another good kicking this month. Thanks to 'Marky' for being the model for John Travolta's mouth! Watch the video carefully or you may miss lots of stuff :-)

With so much media interest in the Tibet protests, OneWorld TV is featuring this classic interview with the Dalai Lama by OneWorld Founder, Anuradha Vittachi in the mid 90s. His Holiness is emphatic about the centrality of his non-violent approach, and aware of the slow pace of progress in what he calls 'the freedom struggle'. But what would he do if the people of Tibet chose a different path to independence?