Polinesia

The Nu Face of Youth Rebellion

ecatny — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 12:34:37 -0700

About the documentary:

Following the pro-democracy riots in Tonga in 2006, troops from New Zealand and Australia were sent to quell the rebellion and restore Monarchical order. This documentary was filmed in the week after the troops arrived detailing the riots, the pro-democracy movement, the abuse of people by Tongan forces and the operations of the New Zealand and Australian army. The movie stands very much at odds with the mainstream media account of the events. Produced by Smush and Slm of Aotearoa Indymedia.

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Footage from Operation Storm in August 1995

Sameer Padania — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 12:39:16 -0700

Video footage broadcast by Serbian station B92 in August 2006, of Bosnian troops killing a Serb civilian, and of Croatian troops harassing a convoy of Serb refugees.

Policing the Police: Northern Ireland's Marching Season

Krillian — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 10:54:52 -0700

By BBC Northern Ireland reporter Mervyn Jess
Thursday, 4 July, 2002

It was back in 1807 that Portadown District Orange Lodge started going to services at Drumcree parish church, perched on a tranqil country hillside on outskirts of the County Armagh market town.

However it has only been over the past eight years that the Orangemen's annual Battle of the Somme commemoration service has been making headlines in newspapers and on television screens around the world.

During this time, Drumcree has become synonymous with violent protest and angry confrontation.