9/11 Links

mediachannel special report
worldpress

Original essays, photographs and resources on "The Mourning After: The U.S. War Against Terrorism Bodes Ill for Latin America," Americas.org, contributors include:
* Marta Benavides (Nahuizalco, El Salvador): 'Violence Begets Violence'
* Roger Burbach: 'In Chile, Day Lived In Infamy Already'
* Paul Jeffrey (Tegucigalpa, Honduras): 'Bad News Just Beginning in Central America'
* Ricardo Levins Morales: 'September Lightning'
* Rigoberta Menchú Tum (Guatemala City): 'Bush's Colossal Lie'
* Phyllis and Orlando Rodríguez (New York): 'Not In Our Son's Name'
* John Ross (Mexico City): 'Mexicans Display Mixed Emotions'
* Francisco de Roux (Barrancabermeja, Colombia): 'Our Pain Is Your Pain'
* Tito Tricot (Valparaíso, Chile): 'Osama bin Kissinger'
* 'U.S. Doesn't Mind Terror In Colombia'

The algebra of infinite justice, Arundhati Roy challenges the instinct for revenge.

The need for dissent, by George Monbiot

Articles by Haroon Siddiqui and David Crane in The Star

www.tikkun.org hosts articles by Rabbi Michael Lerner.

ACT is a worldwide network of churches and related agencies meeting human need through coordinated emergency response.
ACT Web Site and e-mail

Para personas involucradas en el sector del desarrollo con énfasis en comunicación vease - La Iniciativa de Comunicación

Sources of independent information and essays on terrorism and global politics
http://www.alternet.org/
http://www.indymedia.org/
http://www.copvcia.com/
http://www.fas.org/
http://www.historychannel.com/
http://www.guerrillanews.com

Interviews with/about Osama bin Laden:
pbs
the nation
msa news

Terror and the Sense of Justice
Taliban On Line (part of the Jihad Webring)

An exciting project on technology applied to mobile education for developing countries and remote locations

The best defence is justice, by Martin Woollacot

The rule of reason over madness died along with the victims, by Polly Toynbee

Symbols of oppression, by Faisal Bodi

The free world must decide how its values are protected, by Hugo Young

Terror has come home, by Rana Kabbani

Don’t inflate the size of the enemy to fit the crime. As in the Cuban missile crisis, the president still has choices, by Martin Woollacroft

There is a legal way out of this... as long as it is hadled as an act of international crime, not one of war. By Geoffrey Robertson

Adding shame to grief. Washington Post Editorial.

I’m not the enemy, by Reshma Memon Yaqub

The awesome cruelty of a doomed people, by Robert Fisk

Inevitable ring to the unimaginable, by John Pilger

Nous sommes tous Américains, par Jean-Marie Colombani

World Trade Center: premières questions sur une tragédie

Nous sommes assis sur un volcan, par Frédéric Lenoir

A Review of Communication and Reconciliation - Challenges Facing the 21st Century edited by Philip Smith and published by WCC Publications and WACC, has been posted on the website of the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand

www.alternet.org for alternative views on the news