Archive for 'Indian students'
More police powers won’t stop racist attacks
Posted by John, January 9th, 2010 - under Australian politics, Indian students, Overseas students, Racism, Students.
Comments: 3
In Melbourne Indian students are 2 1/2 times more likely than non-Indians to be beaten up or knifed. Indian student societies claim they are less likely to report assaults than non-Indians. If as appears likely that is the case the figure blows out even further. Why are Indians so much more likely to be attacked? Let’s go back a bit. Education is one of [...]
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Indian students and Australian racism
Posted by John, January 6th, 2010 - under Australian politics, Indian students, Racism.
Comments: 7
Out of the primordial swamp of hatred have crawled Rudd’s progeny, given breath by his vilification of the other. These are your dead Mr Rudd.
Support Indian students – no more racist attacks
Posted by Bill, June 10th, 2009 - under Australian politics, Fighting back, Indian students, Racism, Resistance.
Comments: 8
By protesting to demand a stop to racist violence, Indian students are doing us all a great favour. We must support them and join with them in their struggle.
The Chaser’s war on the powerless
Posted by Leonie, June 6th, 2009 - under ALP, Aborigines, Afghanistan, Australian Labor Party, Australian politics, Classes, Imperialism, Indian students, Muslims, Power, Powerlessness, Racism, Refugees, Rudd Government, Rudd Labor.
Comments: none
The Chaser team should do a skit on those kids Rudd’s troops have killed or whose deaths Rudd ignores as imperialism around the world (of which Australia is an integral part) destroys their lives.
Racist thugs attack Indian students
Posted by Bill, June 1st, 2009 - under Australian politics, Demonstrations, Fighting back, Indian students, Police, Racism, Resistance, Scapegoating.
Comments: 6
It was early morning, and the armed thugs of the State moved in to attack students demonstrating for basic rights. Tiananmen Square twenty years ago? No. Melbourne’s Flinders Street Station intersection on the morning of 1 June. Thousands of Indian students were protesting against racist attacks on them over the last few weeks. The response [...]
