| Labour news from India, Indonesia, China, Solomon Islands, Turkey, Bangladesh and Australia. Interview with Mahendra (translator) & Rita from Lemonde factory in Jakarta, Indonesia. APC is produced by

| Workplace horror: This past Christmas Eve in Toronto four migrant workers had plummeted to their deaths, and a fifth worker left in permanent critical condition.

| Sri Lankan Tamils face discrimination and poverty as they struggle for rights in their homeland. Now in Canada, they face many similar issues.

| From September 10-12, thousands will gather at Toronto's Harbourfront Centre to enjoy products, presentations and cooking demonstrations.

| The Conservative government continues to force a great number of people into a position where access to health care and a workplace free of health risks becomes attainable only in their dreams.

| The floods in Pakistan have triggered a massive social crisis that will not be alleviated by policies being pursued by domestic and international elites says Snehal Shingavi.

| During the Toronto G20, TV screens portrayed mayhem in the streets while political leaders looked busy and smiled for the cameras. Reasons behind the protests, though, were largely ignored.

| Before conceding independence to India in 1947, Britain divided the country in two. The splitting of Pakistan and India resulted in 2 million deaths and a conflict that remains tense to this day.

| The last part of our look back at Thrush Hermit. We hear about Clayton Park, and the eventual demise of the band.

| The conservative government continues to force a great number of people into a position where access to healthcare and a workplace free of health risks becomes attainable only in their dreams.

| Kristin Guité shares her experience of police terror during the recent G20 protests in Toronto.

| Labour news from Turkey, India, Cambodia, Indonesia. Interview with Gwynnyth Evans from Meatworkers Union on women workers meeting in Jakarta, Indonesia. APC is produced by Australia Asia Worker Links

| An overview of the widespread politcal repression going on throughout the Philippines during the time leading up to the May 2010 general elections.

| News on workers from Iran, Bangladesh, China, South Korea and anti-asbestos meetings.

| Over 250 people working as migrant agricultural labourers attended "Health Day," which centered around health barriers imposed by the work they are allowed to do here in Canada.

| International election observer, Stefan Christoff, speaks about Philippine state repression on election day.

| This episode of the African Pulse is dedicated to discussing African women's involvement in the global online dating phenomenon.

| Protester speaks out about the police brutality & indiscriminate arrests at the G20 protests.

| Labour news from Turkey, Pakistan, China, Sth Korea, Indonesia and Australia. Interview with Lek, Action for People's Democracy in Thailand, on the ongoing repression in Thailand.

| Under the Volcano has been engaging and informing activists in the Lower Mainland since 1990. This year is its last year. We speak with founder and organizer Irwin Oostindie.

| The so-called "ground zero mosque" is neither, but that doesn't matter. What matters, to freedom loving people, is freedom of religion and right of assembly not racism disguised as caring.

| Hundreds of prisoners are on hunger strike at Toronto East Detention Centre to protest inadequate conditions including healthcare, food and arbitrary lockdowns.

| U.S. painter and director Sarah Singh travelled throughout India and Pakistan interviewing people and collecting music and images for this award-winning documentary.

| A lifer on his experiences on the inside and outside marking Prison Justice Day (an annual memorial and protest day) and how the prison system is making PJD harder for those on the inside.

| The name of Tommy Douglas is synonymous with the birth of universal healthcare in Canada. But grassroots activists in the community clinic movement also played a major role.

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