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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Defamation of Religion
This doesn’t look good: Stressing that defamation of religions is a serious affront to human dignity leading to restriction on the freedom of religion of their adherents and incitement to religious hatred and violence… The above is tajken from a … Continue reading
Posted in Globalisation, Human Rights, Multiculturalism, Religion
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Retronovation
Your neoligism of the day. Apparently the retro packaging aesthetic mentioned earlier is an example of retronovation: the art of rediscovering old things, and why they were good. Continue reading
Posted in Art and Cultures
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Murder vs Terrorism
As politicians from all sides condemn the brutal killings in Northern Ireland, one word seems conspicuously absent from their comments: “terrorism”. Continue reading
Posted in Northern Ireland, Terrorism
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Black Watch wins Four Oliviers
Congratulations to the Black Watch team, who scooped four Olivier Awards over the weekend. Fifty Nine Productions designed the video elements of the show. addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fwww.robertsharp.co.uk%2F2009%2F03%2F09%2Fblack-watch-wins-four-oliviers%2F’; addthis_title = ‘Black+Watch+wins+Four+Oliviers’; addthis_pub = ”;
The Linguists
The death of languages is a human rights issue. Continue reading
Posted in Film, Human Rights, Multiculturalism
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Looking Tragedy in the Eyes
So when I say that the civil liberties lobby must “own” these possiblities, I mean that we should admit that a more liberal approach in some areas might mean that yes, there will be another Mohammed Siddique Khan, another 7/7; that, yes, there will be another Ian Huntley, and another hollyandjessica. Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Law and Order, Modern Liberty, UK
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Petition for Visiting Artists
Here’s a petition co-ordinated by the Manifesto Club, regarding the impractical restrictions placed on visiting artists invited to perform in the UK. The Home Office recently introduced new restrictions on international artists and academics visiting the UK for talks, temporary … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Cultures, Human Rights, UK
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Convention Quotes
Here are some of the quotes that caught my ear at the Convention on Modern Liberty, which took place yesterday at the Institute of Education. Continue reading
Posted in Diary, Human Rights
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Linklog for 23rd February to 2nd March
My del.icio.us links: 23rd February to 2nd March QR Code Generator – From ZXing Speaking in Tongues – The New York Review of Books – Zadie Smith at New York Public Library The Demon-Haunted World – Matt Jones on "city … Continue reading
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