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Middle East

• Iraqi Americans Speak: End the U.S. Occupation (VB #68.01):
  Israa Hasani and Aseel Dyck give background on Iraqıs history and U.S. involvement in a forum on March 15, 2008. Both call for withdrawal. 6/08
• Wheels of Justice Tour 2008: Iraq and Palestine (parts 1&2) (VB #67.02&03):
  Mazin Qumsiyeh and Mike Miles, eyewitness speakers, rolled into Portland in March 2008 to show and talk about occupation. Qumsiyehıs slides are chilling, Milesı songs uplifting. 4/08
• Memories of Iran (parts 1&2) (VB #64.10&11):
  People from Iran at the 2006 Iranian Festival and Americans who have visited or lived in Iran talk about their experiences there. 9/07
• No More Invasions, No More Wars: March 19, 2007 (parts 1&2) (VB #63.05&06):
  Speakers tie the Iraq debacle to U.S. foreign and domestic policy, civil liberties, Iran, energy independence, labor justice, education, housing and more; 50 people send a giant "Message to the Iraqi People." 4/07
• Middle East WILPF Women London 9/06 (VB #62.12&13):
  (parts 1&2) Members of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) in interviews, presentations, discussions, and song met to work and vote on resolutions for peace and justice worldwide. 3/07
• Iran Forum: A Path Out of Crisis? (VB #62.08&09):
  A panel discusses the manipulations of the US government regarding Iran's human rights record, the progress of women organizing in Iran, and personal recollections at the time of the 1979 revolution. 2/07
• William Beeman Examines US Policy (VB #62.04&05):
  (parts 1&2) Author and professor covers the facts behind Iran's nuclear program, the nature of their government (not a dictatorship), and the hypocrisy of America's stance toward the country. 1/07
• We Can Change Anything (VB #59.06):
  Members of Women's International League for Peace and Freedom speak about their work on the situation in Israel and Palestine. Also, weekly WILPF and Women in Black vigils in Portland. 5/06
• Iraq Labor Tour Visits Portland (VB #56.10&11):
  Officers of Iraq's General Union of Oil Employees, organizing despite laws prohibiting unions, describe what life is like under occupation and continuing conflict. 8/05
• Fined for Compassion: Voices in DC Court 2005 (VB #57.02):
  Voices in the Wilderness (VitW) gathered to appear in Federal Court. At issue: a $20,000 fine the U.S. government imposed for VitW bringing medicine to Iraq in 1998. 10/05
• Saying No to War and Occupation: Teach-in and Peace March, Two Years Later (VB #55.07&08):
  An informative panel discussion and a spirited peace parade are featured at a March 19, 2005 event in Portland on the anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq. 5/05
• In Memory of Palestinian Rights Activist Rachel Corrie (VB #55.03&04):
  Craig and Cindy Corrie tell Rachel's story - how she became an activist and worked to help Palestinians save their homes and their lives before being killed by an Israeli bulldozer in 2003. 4/05
• Breaking Ranks: Israeli Air Force Pilot Refuser Yonatan Shapira (VB #54.12&13):
  Yonatan Shapira, an Israeli pilot who refused to serve in the occupied territories, brings to light the conflict between the values of human rights and democracy and the reality of Israeli policy. 3/05
• Daniel Ellsberg and Medea Benjamin on US Policy in Iraq (VB #54.08):
  Ellsberg covers intelligence leaks, the neo-con agenda, and Iraq compared to Vietnam. Benjamin covers her trip to Iraq, Iraq war veterans, and her protest activities. Taped at PSU in September, 2004. 2/05
• Refusenik! Israel's Soldiers of Conscience (VB #52.07&08):
  Israeli author, and ex-soldier Peretz Kidron, praises dozens of Israelis who would not enforce the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza. 8/04
• Phyllis Bennis: Palestine and Occupation (VB #51.04&05):
  Institute for Policy Studies analyst connects U.S. policy in Iraq, Israel's occupation of the West Bank and Gaza, and U.S. support of Israeli policy. 4/04
• Occupation Eyewitness: AFSC's Ten Months in Baghdad (VB #51.12&13):
  American Friends Service Committee Repre-sentatives speak to the human cost of war and occupation with slides of "the Human Face of Iraq." 6/04
• Medea Benjamin: The US Occupation of Iraq (VB #50.08&09):
  Discussion of the activist's experiences in Iraq before and after the US invasion and occupation, the effects on the UN, Iraqi people, and US troops. 2/04
• A Christian Palestinian View of the Roadmap (VB #49.13):
  An Anglican priest from Palestine gives his perspective on the Israel/Palestine conflict. 12/03 (taped 8/03)
• Kurdish Perspective (VB #49.01):
  Discussion of Kurdish desire for autonomy and problems with war and human rights in Iran, Iraq and Turkey. 9/03 (taped 4/03)
• Living With the Enemy: Portraits of Daily Life in Iraq (VB #48.8&9):
  Photojournalist Joel Preston Smith visited Iraq in January 2003. His outstanding photos and anecdotes portray civilized, articulate, caring, neighborly Iraqi people. 8/03
• Eyewitness Iraq: Pax Christi, USA (parts 1&2) (VB #48.2&3):
  National coordinator David Robinson describes his Dec. 2002 peace visit--the effects of U.S. sanctions, the feelings of Iraqi citizens, and his insights on the U.S. war for people of conscience. (Taped 5/03, aired 7/03)
• Iran and Iraq's Other Neighbors: U.S. Foreign Policy (VB #46.7):
  Educator/activist Goudarz Eghdetari outlines the relationship between America and Middle Eastern countries as the US ponders war with Iraq. 2/03
• BACK TO IRAQ: State of the Sanctions 2002 (VB #45.1):
  Video of a delegation from Voices in the Wilderness (VitW) delivering medicine and toys to hospitals, families and children; with introductory comments. 9/02
• Oregonians Speak Out for Peace (VB #45.4&5):
  Interviews, speakers, and images from the October 5 "Rally and March for Peace," at which a diverse crowd of 10,000 people marched through Portland. 10/02
  
• Iraq Peace Gathering (parts 1&2) (VB 42.10&11):
  Peace activists gathered 11 years after the "Gulf War" to connect issues of the ongoing sanctions and the U.S.' "War on Terrorism."
• People's Victory: US Releases Confiscated Video of Iraq (VB #36.04):
  US Customs released Dan Handelman's 1997 videos eight months after the ACLU filed suit; video includes clips of children, doctors, and aid workers in Iraq. 30 min. 7/00

• Prof. Richard Garfield: The Oil-for-Food Program (Iraq Sanctions Conference '99 #2) (VB #35.06):
  A member of the World Health Organization outlines effects of sanctions and what needs to happen for Iraq to survive.
• U.S. Propaganda: Iraq in the American Media (Iraq Sanctions Conference '99 #3) (VB #35.13):
  Panelists look at media complicity in U.S. policy: deferring to "official" sources, demonizing Saddam Hussein, and making films like "Three Kings."
• Organizing Faith Communities Against Iraq Sanctions (Iraq Sanctions Conference '99 #4) (VB #36.13):
  Two Christians and two Muslims bring the moral crisis of the Iraqi sanctions to the attention of people of faith.
  
• Dismantling U.S. Sanctions on Iraq (pt 1&2) (VB # 30.7 & 08):
  An Iraqi-American pediatrician and two activists facing U.S. fines give a presentation on the situation in Iraq with info, slides and video. 60 min. 2/99
  The set of four Iraq Sanctions Conference tapes, including "U.S. Propaganda", "Organizing in Faith Communities," "Richard Garfield" and "Getting Resolutions Passed" (#1, VB 34.08) is specially priced at a donation of $28.

• Morality, History, and U.S. Policy in Iraq (VB # 30.13):
  Denis Halliday, former UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Iraq, & Phyllis Bennis, policy analyst give short talks at Portland's First Unitarian Church. 60 min. 3/99
• Economic Sanctions, Disarmament, and U.S. Policy in Iraq (SE #093):
  Denis Halliday and Phyllis Bennis go in-depth on how the U.N./U.S. policy in Iraq kills children, and what we can do about it (at Portland State University, Feb. 1999). § 80 min. 4/99
• Turning Back a New Attack Against Iraq (VB #27.01) 3/30/98
• Nat'l FOR: Middle East Eyewitness (SE #017): / /
• The "Gulf War": 5 Years Later (part 1&2) (VB #18.09&10): 02/26/96
• Embargo Over Iraq: It's Not Over (VB #12.08): 30 mi 08/22/94 with Sanctions: The Continuing War on Iraq (VB #12.09): 30 mi 08/29/94
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  Former Yugoslavia

• Defense Against the Media War on Yugoslavia (VB #31.07):
  Analyzing news coverage of NATO's assault on Serbia; clips from April '99 Portland forum and demonstration.
• Back from Bosnia '98: Yvonne Simmons' Fourth Peace Journey (pt 1&2) (VB #28.13/29.1):
  Yvonne is interviewed about 10 months in post-war Bosnia with video of her work with women, children, and animals.
• Back from Bosnia: Peace Journey 2 (Parts 1&2) (VB #16.12&13): Peace activist Yvonne Simmons describes her harrowing and uplifting experiences while living in Bosnia during the war in a show of peace. 60 min 09/95
• Dedicated to the Women of Former Yugoslavia (VB #10.13):
  Croatia: Center for Women War Victims Serbia: Women in Black. 30 mi 03/28/94
• There are Peaceniks in Former Yugoslavia (VB #10.05):
  January 1994: In Serbia and Croatia, those who are against war speak out. 30 mi 01/31/94
• Former Yugoslavia--Is Peace Possible? (SE #023): 03/14/93
• What's Up in Former Yugoslavia? (VB #08.12): 30 mi 09/21/93
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  Europe

• Radical Women Tour Eastern Europe (SE #066)
• Womenwith Hill Women's Peace Camp: Menwith Hill II (VB #18.07): 02/12/96
• Menwith Hill (Global Village #1) (VB #06.09): A British women's peace group protests the largest American spybase on foreign soil. 30 mi 03/01/93

• Mairead Keane Visits Portland Again (SE #050): Sinn Fein member gives update on Anglo-Irish accords, a perspective not common to British-censored US media. 60 mi 05/16/94
• Mariead Keane: Sinn Fein (SE #028): 04/25/93
• Free the H Block 3 (SE #032) 06/20/93
• Bernadette Devlin answers questions (VB #10.06): 30 mi 02/07/94
• Irish Activist Bernadette Devlin McAliskey (SE #041): Bernie addresses issues about political prisoners in Ireland and the U.S. at a p 01/10/94
• Ireland: The Peace Process (1994) (VB #18.11): 03/11/96
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  Africa

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• About "Sweet Crude" (parts 1 & 2) (VB #VB 68.07&08):
  Director Sandy Cioffi and producer Tammi Sims discuss their documentary about survival, corruption, greed and armed resistance caused by oil production in the Niger Delta. 8/08
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• Support for Women of Africa (parts 1 & 2) (VB #66.05&06):
  Women from DR Congo at the 2007 Run for Congo Women speak about conditions in their country and runners say why they are at the run. Volunteers from the Womenıs Bicycle Project on their work in Ghana. 1/08
• The Chick Who Always Talks About Atrocities in the Congo at Parties / One Person Can Make a Big Difference (VB #61.13&62.1 ):
  Lisa Shannon works for women of the Congo who have lost family members and experienced rapes and horrific violence, and is an example of how an average citizen can create positive change. (12/06)
• A Nonviolent Response to Genocide (parts 1&2) (VB #61.03&4):
  In a 2005 PSU forum, professor Elavie Ndura, a Hutu widow from Burundi, spoke on the importance of cultural competence, and two refugees from Somalia shared their journey from experiences with major violence to working for peace. (10/06)
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• Peter Storey: Truth and Reconciliation in South Africa (parts 1&2) (VB#56.02&03):
  The South African Methodist Minister who was chaplain to Nelson Mandela and later appointed to head the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, appeared in June, 2005 in Portland to speak on Apartheid and current problems in his country. 7/05
• Women Working for Peace in Sierra Leone (parts 1&2) (VB #42.8&9):
  Panel about peace efforts in the war-torn African nation. Includes clips from Diamonds, Guns & Rice: Sierra Leone & The Women's Peace Movement.
• Witness for Justice: Sierra Leone (VB #34.06):
  Women in Sierra Leone cope with the hardships of war by coming together and creating their own empowerment center.
• Rwanda's Story: Prospects for Reconciliation (Parts 1-4) (SE #081):
  1&2=Keynote address, 3&4=Panel discussion 01/26/96
  
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  Asia

• Update on Burma: Interview with Edith Mirante (VB #59.04):
  A human rights activist and internationally-known expert discusses Burma under the rule of a military junta that has oppressed its people and stripped its environment. 4/06
• Vietnam and Agent Orange (VB #58.05):
  Two people exposed to Agent Orange during the war speak on their health and Vietnam's; a former Red Cross official covers a lawsuit against the chemical's manufacturers. 2/06
• Human Rights in Focus: East Timor and Burma (VB #37.12):
  In October 2000, activists Will Seaman and Edith Mirante spoke at PSU on the human rights crises in East Timor and Burma caused by military regimes.

• Tibet in Focus (parts 1&2) (VB #36.10&11):
  Jigme Topgyal and Tashi Tsering of the Northwest Tibetan Cultural Association talk with Amnesty International activist Joanne Lau about the ongoing human rights crisis in Tibet. 60 min. 8/00
• Allan Nairn: The U.S. Role in Suppressing Democracy in Indonesia and East Timor (SE #095):
  The dedicated journalist brought his insight to Portland State University in November 1998.
• Allan Nairn: Genocide in East Timor (IV 02.02): Grueling account by a witness to the massacre in a Timorese graveyard in 1991. 60 mi 05/02/94
• East Timor: Agression & Self-Determination (VB #06.04): 30 01/25/93
• Agio Periera: A Voice of Timor (VB #09.05): 30 mi 11/01/93
• Yuzhana Khin: "A Fight for Rights" (SE #64IV 04.04): Burmese Human Rights activist in performance piece about her work to free emprisoned leader Aung San Suu Kyi. 12/26/94

• The U.S. and N. Korea: Who Is Threatening Whom? (SE #058): Forum featuring slides and speakers in July '94. 10/03/94
• A Return to Vietnam (SE #054: Slide show of 4 veterans' visit in Feb. '94. 08/08/94
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  Caribbean

• The International Women's World Court Against the Economic Blockade on Cuba (VB #44.3):
  Two jury members and a founder of the grassroots court discuss how the U.S. blockade violates international law.
• Remembering Sara (VB #16.10): Cuban-American Sara Rivero died during a trip to Cuba. Her enthusiasm, warmth, and activism are shown to live on. 30 mi 09/04/95
• Why Should I Worry About Cuba? (SE #015): Includes Deep Dish TV program
• Caribean Crossings (LS 01.00): Cuba and Haiti (1st round)
• Juan Antonio Blanco: Cuba at the Crossroads (LS 05.05): 09/10/93
• Cuban Radio (IV 01.01): Excerpts of a panel discussion featuring Arnie Coro from Radio Havana Cuba. 03/21/94
• Jocelyn McCullough: Help the Refugees (LS 04.04): 04/11/93
  
• Fidel's Visit to the UN and Media Coverage (VB #17.09): 11/27/95
• Harry Belafonte speaks on Cuba (VB #10.02): An eloquent plea to end the US embargo at the '93 Int'l Cuban Film Festival. 30 mi 01/10/94
• Cuba, Si, Bloqueo No (3rd Friendshipment to Cuba) (VB 11.04): Pastors for Peace regional action as caravan to Cuba crosses US/Canadian border at the "Peace Park." 30 mi 04/25/94

• Puerto Rico: Territory, Independent, or State? (VB #08.06):
  30 mi 08/10/93
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  Latin America

• From Hiroshima to Chiapas: Two Vigils (VB #18.03): 01/15/96

• Focus: Latin America (VB #02.06): Updates on El Salvador and Cuba. 30 mi 02/10/92
• Developing Nations Demons & Drugs (VB #02.09): Tomas Villanueva on a trip to Cuba and a spotlight on the Shining Path & their battle in Peru. 30 mi 03/02/92
• Santiago Chile (VB #03.07): Chilean exile Veronica deNegre tells of US-backed death squads. 30 mi 05/31/92
• A Brief Tour of History with Lily (VB #04.04): A Portuguese woman on the history of Rio. Also: A break-in at a Portland gay rights office--What's the motive? 30 mi 07/30/92
• Questions & Answer Period (VB #05.03): Media analyst Norman Solomon and Nico Panigutti producer of the film The Panama Deception (Oscar winner 1992's best documentary) respond to questions of media manipulation. 30:00 10/12/92
• Time for a New Central America Policy? (VB #06.11): 30 03/15/93
• Portland Hosts Sister City Nicaraguans (VB #08.13): 30 mi 09/28/93
• Millie Thayer: Nicaraguan Update (SE #003): Jul-91
• Raul Velasquez: Hope for El Salvador (IV 01.01): Speaker with photos 02/21/94
• Ambassadors to Guatemala (VB #15.11): 30 mi 06/12/95
• U.$. at Work in Central America (VB #11.11): School of the Americas (aka School of Assassins) protest. El Salvadoran elections eyewitness and forensic surgeon report on Guatemalan atrocities. 30 mi 06/14/94

• Pena Experimental (VB #11.12): Chiapas Urgent Call shows that understanding cultures can lead to social justice. 30 mi 06/21/94
• Chiapas Caravan (& Cuba Update) (SE #055): A caravan to Mexico comes to Portland; Clinton threatens Castro. 08/22/94
• Untold Stories of Chiapas (SE #045): Includes a tape with Ramsey Clark 03/07/94
• Peggy Law: Mexico After Salinas (SE #060): 10/31/94
• Nosotros Somos Marcos (Chiapas Solidarity Rally) (VB 14.08): 30 mi 02/20/95

• Islands in the Video Stream pt 1&2 (VB #13.04&06): Analysis of recent crises as portrayed by the US mainstream media, viewing Cuba & Haiti in historical context. 60 mi 10/24/94

  ALSO SEE: Las Lomas Children Take Action for Running Water/Peace, Justice & Animal Rights in Peru (Peru 2007)
  Working for Human Rights in Peru/ Working for Human and Animal Rights in Peru and
  Lima, Peru: Problems & Solutions / Human Rights Day & Chocolatada for the Working Children of Peru
  under Organizing for Change and
  Faslane 365: Protesting Trident Missiles in Scotland
  under Nuclear Issues