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Conspiracy of Silence: Jaren and Jayden
Posted: Aug 18, 2011 by ucu with 0 comments
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Jared and Jayden are twins. Both were born in the troublesome Omni Hospital in the outskirt of Jakarta. Due to maltreatment, the boys left the hospital with eye problems. Jared even lost his eyesight. The twins' mother, Juliana, has been campaigning for several years to get justice. The hospital has offered her more than Rp2 billion to keep quiet, but for Julia, justice is priceless. Read more…
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Save Cycloop Mountain
Posted: Aug 02, 2011 by numbaymedia with 0 comments
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Mount Cycloop in Sentani is the source of water for most areas in Jayapura. However, its rocks and sands are now being carved up illegally for the constructions of the ever-growing houses and stores in Jayapura, West Papua. Read more…
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Jakarta Punya Mau: Karina
Posted: Jul 08, 2011 by ruanglain with 0 comments
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Jakarta State University student Karina gathers her courage to keep asking people not to smoke in Jakarta's public spaces. The video was made during the workshop "Video for Change: Education and Social Justice" organised by Ruang Lain and EngageMedia on Saturday, June 25, 2011 in Pati Unus, Jakarta. Read more…
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Une epicerie-cuisine dans Saint-Roch, ouverture en septembre
Posted: Jun 27, 2011 by nfalcimaigne with 0 comments
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L'article complet sur www.journalensemble.coop Reunis en assemblee generale annuelle, les membres des Grands Rangs, Cooperative de solidarite des terroirs, ont adopte leur plan de developpement, qui prevoit l'ouverture de l'epicerie-cuisine dans Saint-Roch des septembre. Eric Proulx, president fondateur et membre travailleur, explique les trois phases prevues, et trois autres membres confient leur vision du projet. Par Nicolas Falcimaigne, pour le journal Ensemble, presse cooperative et independante - www.journalensemble.coop Read more…
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Jakarta Punya Mau: Sholikhin tentang sampah di kali
Posted: Jun 27, 2011 by kikin with 0 comments
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Jakarta Punya Mau, or "what Jakarta wants", is a series of video testimonies of what people in Jakarta see about the city, its problems and solutions. Instead of a forum to criticise the city, this series is aimed to help offer solutions. In this testimony, Jakarta State University (UNJ) student Sholikhin sees waste in the rivers as his main concern. Read more…
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The Conspiracy Of Silence (Preview)
Posted: Jun 25, 2011 by ucu with 0 comments
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How hard is it to seek for proper medical treatment in Indonesia? The answer is: it is as hard as searching for a needle in the haystack. The poor have been kept as outcast who can never have access to health services. The rich always seek treatment overseas. At the same time, the victims of malpractices whose right have been violated almost all end up with zero results when comes to justice. The Conspiracy Of Silence is deeply woven inside the corps of Indonesian medical doctors. Whereas, the rights of patients are consciously silenced and ignored without any protection from the government. Read more…
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Miss or Mrs? (English Subtitle)
Posted: Jun 22, 2011 by KalyanaShira with 0 comments
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Miss. Mrs.? is the third documentary in the At Stake documentary series. In Jakarta, women have easy access to glossy magazines, designer labels-or the latest cosmetics. But finding a non-judgmental ob/gyn is not easy. This film follows the quest of single and unmarried women in getting the right treatment for their reproductive health. Most get unfriendly gestures from the hospital nurses and doctors. When an unmarried woman wants to find the right contraception, she gets disapproval from nurses and doctors and is lectured on morality instead. The film questions the importance of health versus moral judgment. Read more…
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What's the point? (English Subtitle)
Posted: Jun 21, 2011 by KalyanaShira with 0 comments
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What's The Point? is the second documentary in the At Stake documentary series. The film gives a closer look at the practice of female circumcision in Indonesia. Although female circumcision in Indonesia doesn’t remove the whole part of the women’s clitoris and labia as in Africa, it is still widely accepted. The reason is to ‘clean’ the girl and prevent the girl from evil spirit that leads her to being promiscuous. Even today, many people are not aware of the threat from the practice. The film shows the chaotic beliefs and context behind female circumcision. Read more…
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Our Children's Fund (English Subtitle)
Posted: Jun 20, 2011 by ucu with 0 comments
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Our Children’s Fund is the fourth documentary in the At Stake documentary series. Chinese cemeteries are renowned for their big and elaborate graves. People believe the higher the land, the closer the spirit will be to heaven. In East Java lies an infamous Chinese cemetery on Mount Bolo. After sunset the place gives a different type of service to the public and transforms into an illegal prostitution area. Read more…
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Ourvoice Indonesia - The Launching of Transgender Health Manual
Posted: Jun 14, 2011 by Rikky with 0 comments
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This video was taken from the launch of the health instruction handbook for transgender which was initiated by WPF, Yayasan Srikandi Sejati and Srikandi Youth Center. This event wash held at Badminton Court, Menteng Pulo, Central Jakarta on January 15, 2011. Read more…
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Effort for Love (English Subtitle)
Posted: Jun 13, 2011 by KalyanaShira with 0 comments
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Effort for Love (Mengusahakan Cinta) is the first documentary in the At Stake documentary series. Ruwati and Riantini are two migrant workers who work as domestic helpers in Hong Kong. They are well paid and the bread winner for the family in Java. From the outside, we see them as accomplished women. But they are facing dilemmas in their love life. Read more…
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Our Voice Indonesia - May Day 2011
Posted: Jun 10, 2011 by Rikky with 0 comments
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In the last May Day 2011, thousands of labors and domestic workers are crowding the street around Hotel Indonesia, marching to the Presidential Palace in Jalan Medan Merdeka. Although mistreated, labors are still fortunate enough because they have the opportunity to work in formal sectors. How about the transgender people? Even in informal sector, transgender people are still impeded, let alone working in the factories. This video was taken from the Mayday Action, International Womens Day Action and waria community in Yogyakarta. Read more…
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Bikpela Bagarap - Full Feature
Posted: Jun 08, 2011 by David01 with 0 comments
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Bikpela Bagarap reveals the human face of logging in Sandaun Province, Papua New Guinea. The story is told through the voice of regular villagers, without narration. It is a tale of exploitation and broken promises, where local people are treated as second-rate citizens in their own country by Malaysian logging companies and corrupt politicians. Customary landowners are forced into signing documents they don’t understand, for the promise of “development” - fresh water, health and education, but these essential services are rarely provided. Instead, their traditional hunting ground is destroyed, waterways polluted, and their traditional way of life ruined forever. Read more…
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Bikpela Bagarap - Trailer
Posted: May 30, 2011 by David01 with 1 comments
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This is the trailer for Bikpela Bagarap (46mins/2011), a documentary which reveals the "human face" of logging in Sandaun Province, Papua New Guinea. The story is told through the voice of regular villagers, without narration. Read more…
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Rencontre avec Herve Kempf - [exclusif] 2/2
Posted: May 08, 2011 by nfalcimaigne with 0 comments
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Herve Kempf, journaliste environnemental et auteur de L'oligarchie ça suffit, vive la democratie, confie au journal Ensemble son analyse de la crise democratique en occident. Par Nicolas Falcimaigne, pour le Journal Ensemble, presse cooperative et independante. Lire l'article accompagnant la video: http://www.journalensemble.coop/article/74 Read more…
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Posted: Apr 27, 2011 by waysofseeing with 0 comments
Barrick Gold's mine in Lake Cowal, the 'Sacred Heartland of the Wiradjuri Nation'
Three supporters of the Save Lake Cowal campaign took the journey to the lake on Monday 18 April. Waking up on Tuesday morning on the edge of Lake Cowal to the sounds of birds, water lapping at it's shores and the constant drone of Barrick's mine, Nat, Damian and Ryan explored the lake by foot and then set off from Forbes in a Cessna to take photos and video from the air. These photos clearly show the stupidity of building a mine in a lake bed. Read more…
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International Women's Day 2011
Posted: Apr 10, 2011 by JamieMUA with 0 comments
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Maritime women and men were among a record crowd celebrating a centenary of International Women's Day, with song and dance, politics and speeches in Sydney's Martin Place and other Australian cities. Read more…
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Wharfies (1988)
Posted: Apr 10, 2011 by JamieMUA with 0 comments
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Wharfies is a fifty-two minute chronological film history of the Waterside Workers’ Federation of Australia from its formation in 1902 in the primitive days of hard, physical, exploited labour, to the mechanised, computerised present. Read more…
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Images of the Future: Toward a Bioregional State and Ecological Revolution
Posted: Apr 08, 2011 by bioregionalstate with 0 comments
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March 2011, Seoul, Korea - Futures Studies lecture of Mark D. Whitaker, Ph.D., describing his comparative historical analysis of environmental degradation and environmental amelioration social movements that led him to develop the ideas of a bioregional state as a key way to achieve sustainability. Two books are quickly summarized: Toward a Bioregional State (2005) and Ecological Revolution: The Political Origins of Environmental Degradation and the Environmental Origins of Axial Religions; China, Japan, Europe (2009). Additional website information: biostate.blogspot.com ; commodityecology.blogspot.com. Ideas for short term institutional strategies toward a bioregional state are offered as well: the CDI (Civic Democratic Institution) and the Commodity Ecology, in all watersheds around the world. Read more…
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Posted: Mar 12, 2011 by JamieMUA with 0 comments
Think Twice (1957)
This occupational safety film for metalworkers highlights three main sources of injury – heat, rays and fumes – and illustrates safe and unsafe ways to operate in the workplace. Read more…
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