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This week we have Helen and Bianca talking about the celebration of โAustralia Dayโ in Australia. 2022 January 26th marks the 234th year since Captain Arthur Phillip first landed in Australia with the First Fleet of British ships. Although the day is celebrated by many in Australian society, it also signifies the start of indigenous peoplesโ suffering, the erasion and assimilation of their culture and systematic racism lying in Australian society.
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In this episode Nina talks about the recent protests introduced by Serbia's government recently.
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The government of Austria recently decided to introduce the vaccine mandate that goes into effect on February 1st, making Austria the first European country to make vaccination mandatory. Behind this regulation is the fourth COVID-19 wave engulfing Europe. Whatโs the situation in Austria like right now? How do people react to it? Wilma from Austria tells us her story.
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This week we invited Ala and Helena to share their stories on Poland. This Central-European country has been facing a series of issues now: protests were sparkled on the streets after the first death case of the abortion ban recently; LGBTQ+ rights are still threatened by the governmentโs attempt to introduce anti-queer regulations; Belarus is trying to dump all its refugee immigrants on the Polish border; The Polish constitutional tribunal just rejected the principle that EU laws are primary over its national legislation, which might cause a Polexit in the future. What is happening within Poland? Why is so many problems flocking to this country? Ala and Helena will tell us their stories.
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When Milorad Dodik, the Serb representative of the three presidents announced the possible secession of Republic Srpska from Bosnia and Herzegovina, international media has described it as ‘the most concerning crisis within BiH after 1995’. Indeed, since the end of war in 1995, there has been voices of separation within the state but this time Dodik seems to have a bigger determination. This week, we invited Lana and Aljoša from different parts of Bosnia to share more perspectives on the issue.
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Due to project week, we apologise for not being able to update during last week. This week we invited Van from Armenia to talk about the conflict in the region of Nagorno-Karabakh between Armenia and Azerbaijan that has been going on for 3 decades. This issue is still controversial international wide that please respect the diversity of opinions:) Everyoneโs opinion is highly related to their education background and political environment around them and itโs impossible for individuals to be non-biased. Our podcast simply hope to take you to a look at what Armenianโs opinions actually are through this episode instead of judging whoโs right or wrong on this issue. We also would like to provide opinions from the other side but unfortunately we donโt have anyone related to Azerbaijan within our community. We sincerely wish our listeners can stay open-minded about different perspectives.
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It has been over a decade since the Jasmine Revolution in Tunisia, a campaign of civil resistance whereby people protested against corruption, as the start of the Arab Spring in the Middle East. Tunisia achieved peaceful power transfer after the demonstration and established a democratically-elected government. However, ten years passing, accusations towards the current president of corruption and authoritarianism have arisen again. This week, Noelle will talk us through the Tunisian politics since Arab Spring and what Tunisians actually think about the current regime.
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This week we are talking to Maria from Texas to talk about the criminalisation of abortion in Texas, and the impact this will have on the Texan population.
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This week we are talking to Leilani from Mexico to talk about the de-penalization of abortion in Mexico, and the impact this will have on the Mexican population.
Some more resources:
"Abortion is No Longer a Crime in Mexico. But Will Doctors Object?" - https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/13/world/americas/mexico-abortion-objectors.html "Mexico's top court decriminalizes abortion in 'watershed moment'" - https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/mexico-supreme-court-rules-criminalizing-abortion-is-unconstitutional-2021-09-07/ "Abortion in Mexico" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortion_in_Mexico -
On this episode Michelle tells us about the violent ongoing protests in Colombia against the government's proposed tax measures.
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This week, Kyrylo from Ukraine talks about his president, Zelensky, and how this former comedian is governing the country.
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On this weekโs episode Faris tells us about the Police brutality incident that recently happened in Mostar. He explains the severity of the issue in BiH and the city of Mostar in particular, especially due to the ties this has to the ethnic divisions present.
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This week, Hristo talks us through the recent Bulgarian elections and what this means for the country. He also gives an insight on the current Covid-19 situation and how this has impacted the result. With a personal story he opens up on what he thinks will happen next.
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On this weekโs episode, Helena from Brazil tells us about Bolsonaroโs rejection of covid-19 preventive measures, as laid out by his third health minister. She delves into Brazilโs struggle to handle this health crisis, as well as the economic and political crises currently being faced. Helena also tells us about the indigenous community of the country and how this is affecting them.
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Last week Turkish leader Erdoganโs left the Istanbul Convention (also known as The Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence), with no apparent reason. This week, Duru talks us through the gravity of this action and what this means for Turkish women. Not only delving into the countless examples of femicides and abuses that women are currently go through, Duru also explains how the pandemic has now worsened this.
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This week, Daniel tells us about the East African Federation, a proposed new country made up of six East African states. He talks about the problem that this proposal has encountered up until now and his own opinion on the matter. Daniel also covers up the important issue of power dynamics between the states currently and how this new country will have to balance these carefully, if it hopes to prevail.
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This week we have a longer episode in which we invited four different guests to talk about the Kashmir conflict from their perspectives. They dig into their educational system and why this has influenced them to believe in some facts and how this conflict influences their politics. We hope that these different perspectives offer a more holistic view of the topic.
** The recent positive developments between India and Pakistan are not considered in this episode due to it having been recorded prior to the decision of ceasefire **
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This week Eleni talks us through the ongoing police brutality in Greece, and how the government has tried to put a stop to public displays of dissent towards the cause. Using Covid-19 measures, the government has made it illegal to protest, silencing the people through these policies.
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This week, Nele remembers the Hanau shootings that happened in February 2020 and the far-right extremist ideology that fuelled it. She talks us through several examples of such tragic occurrences, underlining that this is no unusual incident, but rather an overt demonstration of nationalism that is very much present in her country.
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This week, Mariam talks us through the hurricanes that devastated her country in late January and how the government has dealt with the impact. She discusses her personal involvement in the issue and also touches upon the current state of the pandemic and how this, on top of everything else, has impacted Nicaragua.
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