Amudê cinema massacre remembered at Kobanê Film Festival
On 13 November 1960, 283 children died in the fire of the Amudê cinema
British director Ken Loach sent message to Kobane Film Festival
Reknown and pluri-awarded British cinema director, Ken Loach, has sent a message to Kobane International Film Festival which opens today in the Rojava city
UN General Assembly again condemns US anti-Cuban blockade
The United Nations General Assembly on November 1 once more backed a Cuban resolution calling upon the United States to end its anti-Cuban U.S. economic, financial and commercial blockade
Kobanê International Film Festival kicks off today
The Festival will run until 19 November and will present a selection of some 80 films from all over the world.
Turkey launches new aggression against Iraq and Syria
Turkish troops fired across the border on November 1, killing a six-year-old girl in the northern Syrian village of Til Findir
Traslado de embajada brasileña en Israel a Jerusalén: la OCI condena anuncio hecho por nuevas autoridades electas de Brasil
El pasado 3 de noviembre, la Organización para la Cooperación Islámica (OCI) advirtió a las nuevas autoridades electas de Brasil sobre su decisión de trasladar su sede diplomática de Tel Aviv a Jerusalén
Health Apartheid in Ireland
Ireland has just been identified as one of the most unequal countries in the EU regarding access to healthcare
Peculiar aspect of Irish Peace Process revealed
“The Negotiators Cookbook” written by former Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams shed light on a peculiar aspect of the Irish Peace Process
Poems from a guerrilla Autumn A poetry book from Kurdistan to appreciate the value of freedom
Autumn is the title of a little, precious book of poems, thoughts, fragments of lives. A book of partisan notes from Kurdistan, as the curators say
Ireland: Death and Rising of Emma Mhic Mhathúna
So far, due to a variety of ignoble reasons, not least public healthcare being farmed out to private laboratories, 221 women have now been identified whose smear tests had been read incorrectly with tragic consequences
