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Radio Vet David Barsamain on India and Censorship
Date:
Friday, December 02, 2011
Time:
5:30 PM
-
7:30 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
Lisa Rudman
Email:
Address:
Making Contact on Facebook
Location Details:
RSVP to makingcontact [at] radioproject.org for HOME ADDRESS for fundraiser on 45th St. (off Broadway) Oakland 94609
5:30 reception
6:30 live recording
and more discussion to follow.
$50 donation --It's a fundraiser:-) $30 for students and low-income
5:30 reception
6:30 live recording
and more discussion to follow.
$50 donation --It's a fundraiser:-) $30 for students and low-income
a reception with David and a live recording session.
Please come with your questions and your checkbook.
As we approach International Human Rights Day,
let's support David's reporting and
Making Contact's work!
David Barsamian, award-winning journalist, founder and director of Alternative Radio, was deported from India ("the world's largest democracy") on Sep 23. It appears that New Delhi wants to prevent him from reporting on the human rights situation in Kashmir, and the Indian government's pattern of muzzling dissent.
He has traveled to India for some 40 years and had 3 weeks of interviews scheduled there and in Kashmir.
David is back home in the "world's second largest Democracy" and has resumed his busy editing and radio production schedule. He's planning on a new book with Noam Chomsky, and is continuing his work with Tariq Ali and Arundhati Roy.
Let's gather together in this historic moment and
support David, Making Contact, and each other.
If you are unable to attend please click to donate and support the work of David Barsamian and Making Contact. Or send a gift via mail to our address 1714 Franklin St. #100-251 Oakland, CA 94612. Thank You!
Please come with your questions and your checkbook.
As we approach International Human Rights Day,
let's support David's reporting and
Making Contact's work!
David Barsamian, award-winning journalist, founder and director of Alternative Radio, was deported from India ("the world's largest democracy") on Sep 23. It appears that New Delhi wants to prevent him from reporting on the human rights situation in Kashmir, and the Indian government's pattern of muzzling dissent.
He has traveled to India for some 40 years and had 3 weeks of interviews scheduled there and in Kashmir.
David is back home in the "world's second largest Democracy" and has resumed his busy editing and radio production schedule. He's planning on a new book with Noam Chomsky, and is continuing his work with Tariq Ali and Arundhati Roy.
Let's gather together in this historic moment and
support David, Making Contact, and each other.
If you are unable to attend please click to donate and support the work of David Barsamian and Making Contact. Or send a gift via mail to our address 1714 Franklin St. #100-251 Oakland, CA 94612. Thank You!
For more information:
http://www.facebook.com/events/30905227912...
Added to the calendar on Mon, Nov 28, 2011 3:20PM
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