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LGBT rights: question of priorities

Post author By lefteast
Post date October 5, 2016

Note of the LeftEast editors: this article has been published in collaboration with the Serbo-Croat web-portal Bilten.Org and has been translated by and republished with the consent of the author himself. Although pronounced successful, Belgrade Pride has aroused more interest amongst politicians, than the public and the LGBT community. While politicians didn’t hesitate to express their […]

Tags Belgrade, capitalism, gay pride, LGBT, neoliberalism, police, right-extreme, Serbia, violence, Vucic

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Things NOT Happening With Respect to the Refugee Crisis in Europe

Post author By Jozsef Borocz
Post date September 9, 2015
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source: J.Borocz’s blog GlobalSocialChange Here are the conversations that are NOT happening: The European Union is not giving any clear signals just what it actually wants the Schengen states most exposed to the refugee inflows–not only Hungary, but also Greece, Bulgaria and Italy–to do. It is completely obvious that, if anybody actually cares about alleviating […]

Tags borders, capitalism, crisis, Czech Republic, Eastern Europe, EU crisis, Hungary, migration, police, politics, Refugees, Slovakia