Events archive

23.07.2006 London's Deputy Mayor, Nicky Gavron, tells a meeting that her aim is to make the capital "an exemplary sustainable city". Ken Kitson reports.

20.07.2006 What should be the response to the attacks on civil rights and refugee rights and Britain's multicultural society carried out in the name of national security? Join the discussion with Moazzam Begg, Jeremy Corbyn, Gareth Peirce, Colin Prescod, A. Sivanandan and Salma Yaqoob, in London on 16 September.

17.07.2006 In the face of climate change, can we - should we - keep flying? the Ecumenical Council for Corporate Responsibility is holding a discussion on the topic in London, on 28 September.

16.07.2006 The F Word exhibition is part of an initiative that explores and celebrates stories of forgiveness and reconciliation that exist amidst the widely reported stories of hostility and resentment. Drawing together voices from South Africa, Romania, Israel, Palestine, Northern Ireland, England and America, it aims to open up debate around forgiveness and revenge: London, 1-11 August.

16.07.2006 Is being HIV-positive a death sentence? Are people who transmit it to others criminals? Could improving access to better technology make a difference for everyone? Join the debate at the Dana Centre, on 25 July.

13.07.2006 Man Dem Nor Glady'O (Creole for "The People Are Not Happy") - a documentary about how the UN and other international bodies dealt with the consequences of war in Sierra Leone but failed to deal with the causes - will be screened in London on 11 August at the Tricycle Cinema.

12.07.2006 The second round of the BBC series, Tribe, features the Nyangatom in Ethiopia's Omo Valley. First programme: 16 July.
+ BBC launches second series of hit TV show, Tribe

02.07.2006 First, find 100 Zimbabwean exiles. Not difficult, when so many have fled their country and fought against the British government’s determination to stem the number of people seeking refuge here.
A new theatrical production looks at the lives of Zimbabwean refugees in Britain.