Ireland

Podcast

Dec 6, 2018

'Float Like A Butterfly' tells story of a girl's fight for freedom and belonging

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The beautiful new film "Float Like A Butterfly" is about family life, gender disparity, life as community, boxing as a metaphor, contradictions, laughter and the vicinity of truth.

Podcast

Sep 20, 2016

European Union forces Apple to pay 13 billion euros in unpaid taxes

Redeye

Apple's tax avoidance is just one of the examples of the global underground economy analyzed in "The Blood Bankers," written by investigative journalist James Henry.

Blog

May 27, 2016

After his macho Dublin antics, Canada should bring Kevin Vickers home

J. Baglow

Kevin Vickers had no business attacking a non-violent Irish protester on Irish soil. It was the act of a bully. He needs to be recalled.

Blog

May 26, 2016

Kevin Vickers tackling an Irish protester in Dublin is pretty far from heroic

Michael Stewart

Canadians' social media feeds are lighting up with praise for the ambassador who tackled a man peacefully protesting British imperialism -- in Dublin. Not the most diplomatic response.

Blog

Sep 28, 2015

Tell El Salvador and Ireland that she is #notacriminal.

Doreen Nicoll

Every woman and girl has the right to make decisions regarding her body, health, education, sexuality and reproductive life without fear of coercion, criminalization or discrimination.

Event

Eyewitness to Irish resistance

Jun 10, 2015

United Steelworkers Hall

25 Cecil Street

Toronto , ON

Canada

43° 39' 24.0768" N, 79° 23' 46.4748" W

See map: Google Maps

Ontario CA

Rory O'Neill, a student organizer in Ireland, will be speaking in Toronto about the mobilizations against privatization and in support of equal marriage.

Blog

May 25, 2015

Why I'm not celebrating Ireland's legalization of gay marriage as a win for 'equality'

Meghan Murphy

Clearly, so long as heterosexual couples are allowed to marry, same-sex couples should be able to as well. But why not turn our attention to women's human rights?

Blog

Nov 25, 2014

Cabinet to proceed with legislation criminalizing johns in Republic of Ireland

Meghan Murphy

The Republic of Ireland joins a growing number of countries opting to criminalize the purchase of sex.

Blog

Oct 21, 2014

Northern Ireland bans buying sex

Meghan Murphy

Late last night, members of the Stormont assembly voted in favour of a bill that would outlaw the purchase of sex in Northern Ireland.

Podcast

May 27, 2014

For a Free and United Ireland: Ongoing Anti-Colonial Struggles

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Anti Colonialist Working Group member Julian Ichim interviews 32CSM Chairman Francis Mackey about the impacts of British Occupation on the 6 Counties in N. Ireland as well as the political resistance.

Ireland

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