European Court Annuls Terorist Listing of Prof. Jose Maria Sison in Landmark Decision International Committee-DEFEND
12 July 2007 In its judgment issued in Luxembourg, in Case T-47/03 of Jose Maria Sison versus Council of the European Union, the European Court of First Instance (ECFI) in Luxembourg annulled the Council of the European Union (EU) decision lacklisting Prof. Sison as a “terrorist”.
Fight imperialist globalization and wars of aggression
The people of the third world constitute the overwhelming majority of the people of the world. They suffer the most acute forms of oppression and exploitation inflicted by the imperialists and the local reactionaries. They provide the cheap labor and the cheap raw materials, they absorb the surplus goods and the surplus capital and thereby […]
Towards a National Democratic Teacher’s Movement
To speak before the fellow teachers and future teachers is always a welcome opportunity for one involved in what has come to be called the Second Propaganda Movement, a movement that takes after the first efforts of the anticolonial patriots to establish a national democratic regime. We are in the midst of renewed efforts to […]
Rizal the Social Critic
Dr. Jose Rizal was the outstanding representative of a numerically small middle class that developed during the 19th century. A complex of historical circumstances, such as the marked acceleration of commerce and intellectual contact between the Philippines and Europe and a certain amount of concessions made by the colonial regime to the principalia, made it […]
Hulme: Vitalism and Geometry
Although T.R Hulme is extremely traditional, he perfectly suits at the same time the modern temper. His ironical position is stressed by the fact that he has influenced modern criticism more than he has been acknowledged, according to Walter J. Bates. Above all, he has in an amazing but indirect way been responsible for a […]