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poDcast 22: G8, are you listening?

openDemocracy, 8 - 06 - 2007
The world wants peace, justice, and greener policies. Solana Larsen speaks to protesters, journalists and bloggers who are finding new ways to get the message across at the annual meeting of global leaders.
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Welcome to the openDemocracy's poDcast.

This week we discuss the different ways world citizens have been engaging with the G8 Summit in Heiligendamm, Germany. Climate change and poverty in Africa are high on the agenda for the leaders from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States. But will they really respond to demands from global social justice activists? There's only one way to find out.

Solana Larsen talks to Ricken Patel from Avaaz.org in New York, German journalist Jan Hendrik Becker and openDemocracy columnist Patricia Daniels who has been reporting on the Alternative G8-Summit in Rostock and much more on our openSummit blog.


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media.toad said:



Tue, 2007-06-12 16:32
Hiya, we are a group of media activists and just returned from the anti-G8 action. While in Germany we have been producing a daily podcast about the actions, meetings and workshops we attended. I listen regularly to the openDemocracy podcast and certainly during the G8 we took a dfferent approach and interviewed very different people. It might offer some additional insight to oD podcast listeners... Go here to find out yourself and listen to our podcasts: http://www.flashradio.wordpress.com

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