Some history of the Tamil Refugees, and a Herstory of an ex-pat US-American

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Gorilla Radio

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Length: 0:59:45
Uploaded: 17 Aug, 2010

Recording Date: 16 Aug, 2010
Recording Location: CFUV Victoria BC
Logsheet: none
Language: English
Topical for: Timeless
Status: As Broadcast
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Program Title: Gorilla Radio - Aug 16 2010 - Migrants and Refugees
Description: Dr. Stuart Jeanne Bramhall is an ex-pat American who fled the United States after suffering what she says was a directed intimidation campaign against her because of her political activities and perceived affiliations. Dr. Bramhall has authored the book, 'The Most Revolutionary Act: Memoir of an American Refugee' detailing her experiences. Stuart Bramhall in the first half. Fathima Cader is with the Vancouver branch of No One Is Illegal, an organization dedicated to migrant and refugee rights, and the Canadian government policies that effect new comers to Canada. Fathima Cader and looking below the decks of the MV Sun Sea case to the Tamil backstory in the second half.

Host(s): Chris Cook
Featured Speakers/Guests: Dr. Stuart Jeanne Bramhall; Fathima Cader

Credits: Chris Cook, producer
Music from Talvin Singh

Comments: Chris Cook also manages pacificfreepress.com and can be reached at lex@highspeedplus.com.