Amy Goodman and the East Timor Massacre
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Description: Pacifica's 'Democracy Now' and its host A. Goodman came under attack about her accounts on East Timor and the Santa Cruz massacre. The page contains statements and information defending her work.
Amy Goodman, Democracy Now! and the Santa Cruz Massacre Amy Goodman. Photo by Frank Fitzgerald. Update on Amy Goodman's situation with Pacifica radio network Amy Goodman is now back on the air at all five Pacifica stations. As a result of legal actions, none directly related to Amy's situation, a court settlement established a new interim Board of Directors for the network. In late December, this board voted to reinstate Amy's Democracy Now! program. All but one of the five network-owned stations (New York's WBAI) obeyed the board's direction. Last weekend the new board met in person. Among its actions was to fire the WBAI's station manager. As of this week, Democracy Now! has been airing for its full hour on all the stations.
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| Page title: | Amy Goodman, Democracy Now! and the Santa Cruz Massacre |
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| Description: | ETAN/US provides information about, and ways to help, East Timor, which was invaded and subjugated by US ally Indonesia in 1975. ETAN advocates changing US foreign policy and urges support for self-determination and human rights for East Timor. |
| IP-address: | 216.71.186.101 |