Campaigns for the upcoming referendum are intensifying by the day, with the yes - no divide threatening to polarize the country yet again. But in a remote village in Namanga communities are embracing a new approach aimed at fostering integration and co-existence across the ethnic divide. Rita Tinina reports on why the communities are weary of politicians and the steps they are taking to nurture peaceful co-existence.
A recent raid by the Islamic Religious Department (Jais) on a church charity dinner sparks debate about religion and ethnicity in Malaysia.
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Chandrana Rathnam's classic story replicating Eric Segal's 'Love Story' beautifully composed music by Sarath Fernando backed up by TMJ's singing. Rathnam's imagination to portray the ethnic divide has been commendable in this classic tragedy. Sarath Fernando's music garnered him the best music award in 1985. Young actor Dilip Selvarajan takes on Manik Kurakulasooriya as his girlfriend ending in a sheer tragedy.
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The Cafe is in Nairobi this week to discuss what Kenyans and their prime minister have to say about unity and identity after an election in 2007 that sparked violence along ethnic lines.
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All sides in ethnically diverse Bosnia must work together and embrace political reform if they want NATO and EU membership. That's the warning from US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during her visit to the Balkans. Many Bosnian Muslims and Croats want a strong central government, but Serbs living in the country fear this will rob them of their autonomy. Serbs also believe the US keeps putting pressure on them. And resentment lingers over the NATO forces joining the 90-s ethnic conflict on the side of the Muslim population and bombing the capital Sarajevo. For more on Clinton's visit, RT's Anissa Naouai talks to Serbian historian Nebojsa Malic.
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Tough talks and difficult decisions are awaiting Serbia. US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is there in a bid to persuade the country to make concessions in its refusal to recognize its breakaway territory of Kosovo. She's dangling the carrot of much sought-after EU membership. The visit is part of Clinton's tour of the Balkans and follows her previous stop in Bosnia. There she also tried to put pressure on the country's Serbian minority to embrace political reform which will eventually strip them of their autonomy. Most Serbs scattered around the territory of the former Yugoslavia still remember that NATO sided with the Muslims during the 90-s ethnic conflict and can't forgive the US-led bombings of Serbian targets. For more on Clinton's visit, RT talks to Misha Gavrilovich, a Balkans political expert.
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Around 10000 Bosnian Serbs have rallied in a show of support for their wartime commander Ratko Mladic. Hundreds of war veterans were among those who joined the march in the city of Banja Luka, reflecting the deep ethnic divide that still prevails in Bosnia. "Ratko Mladic is or hero, my child died under his command and so be it," said Mara Kolundzija, mother of a fallen soldier. ... www.euronews.net
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Defining the delivery Murali's record 800 wickets are likely to stand forever given the diminishing interest in Test cricket, but figures do not tell the full story. Murali was responsible for cricket's first proper attempt to define the legal delivery. Thanks to his action, umpires know there is a difference between what the eye sees and the computer calculates. That he reinvented the art of spin bowling tends to be forgotten in the light of this fundamental contribution. While studying Murali's action, it was noticed that some of the finest bowlers known for their smooth actions did, in fact, send down illegal deliveries. By the earlier system - the naked eye - someone like Australian fast-bowler Glenn McGrath was seen as picture perfect. Then technology showed that he too fell outside the demands of the legal. Muralitharan is a national icon That led to a new world order where a flexion (the act of bending) of 15 degrees of the bowler's arm was allowed. Those who criticise him base their observations on the naked eye; those who absolve him go by the definition. Murali's action is legal, but he has suffered more than anyone needs to. Few cricketers have had to shoulder his burdens - as a minority Tamil in a strife-laden country, as a bowler worshipped and reviled in equal measure, as a player in a team whose fortunes rose or fell according to his performance. In nearly two decades at the top, he won over everybody - both sides of the ethnic divide and both sides of the <b>...</b>
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www.ilanpappe.org The present dismal reality unfolding in the Middle East has clear historical roots and a journey into the past may help to illuminate what lies behind the destructive policies of Israel in both Palestine and Lebanon. Zionism arrived in Palestine in the late 19th as a colonialist movement motivated by national impulses. The colonisation of Palestine fitted well the interests and policies of the British Empire on the eve of the First World War. With the backing of Britain, the colonisation project expanded, and became a solid presence on the land after the war and with the establishment of the British mandate in Palestine (which lasted between 1918 and 1948). While this consolidation took place, the indigenous society underwent, like other societies in the rest of the Arab world, a steady process of establishing a national identity. But with one difference. While the rest of the Arab world was shaping its political identity through the struggle against European colonialism, in Palestine nationalism meant asserting your collective identity against both an exploitative British colonialism and expansionist Zionism. Thus, the conflict with Zionism was an additional burden. The pro-Zionist policy of the British mandate there naturally strained the relationship between Britain and the local Palestinian society. This climaxed in a revolt in 1936 against both London and the expanding Zionist colonisation project. At the end of November 1947, the UN offered to <b>...</b>
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The Desert Rose USA, 2007, 24 Minute Running Time Language: Spanish English Sub-Titles Terry Moore stars as a well-to-do 'lady who lunches' that transcends the class and ethnic divide separating the Hispanic and white communities in the Desert, through a series of unanticipated encounters with her Mexican American gardener in this stunning local film shot in Palm Desert and Indio. DIRECTOR: Tricia Corriea, Omi Vaidya
TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - Opponents of HB 2281, a new Arizona law aimed at eliminating the ethnic studies program at the Tucson Unified School District, filed their long-threatened lawsuit Monday afternoon in Tucson. Teachers opposed to the crackdown banned together to file the suit, which names state schools superintendent Tom Horne as a defendant. The suit claims the state law violates both the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the US Constitution. Horne fought for the law. Among other things, it forbids ethnic studies programs from teaching racial solidarity and from advocating the overthrow of the US government. Horne has acknowledged that the law is aimed squarely at TUSD's program, which he says promotes "ethnic chauvinism." Until now supporters of TUSD's program have said it does not violate Horne's law. At an afternoon press conference, KGUN9's Sergio Avila asked plaintiff's attorney Richard Martinez, "If it doesn't do all those things, why even bring forward this lawsuit?"' Martinez replied, "Because in Tom Horne's eyes we do. We've already been judged guilty." Late Thursday Horne issued a statement blasting the lawsuit. "It is fundamentally wrong to divide students up according to their racial group and teach them separately. That is why HB 2281 was passed, to put an end to these divisive programs and to dividing students by race in the 21st century." The statement contained harsh words for the border activist group, Derechos Humanos. "The 'Derechos' group is an open <b>...</b>
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This is a unique opportunity to hear the renowned historian and author, Ilan Pappe speak about his book "The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine" where he lays out the past, present, and offers suggestions for the future. Vancouver Marsh 29, 08. ***** Ilan Pappe: The present dismal reality unfolding in the Middle East has clear historical roots and a journey into the past may help to illuminate what lies behind the destructive policies of Israel in both Palestine and Lebanon. Zionism arrived in Palestine in the late 19th as a colonialist movement motivated by national impulses. The colonisation of Palestine fitted well the interests and policies of the British Empire on the eve of the First World War. With the backing of Britain, the colonisation project expanded, and became a solid presence on the land after the war and with the establishment of the British mandate in Palestine (which lasted between 1918 and 1948). While this consolidation took place, the indigenous society underwent, like other societies in the rest of the Arab world, a steady process of establishing a national identity. But with one difference. While the rest of the Arab world was shaping its political identity through the struggle against European colonialism, in Palestine nationalism meant asserting your collective identity against both an exploitative British colonialism and expansionist Zionism. Thus, the conflict with Zionism was an additional burden. The pro-Zionist policy of the British mandate there <b>...</b>
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