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Summary: Thomas and Bea are now married and living with Peter and his rabbit family. Bored of life in the garden, Peter goes to the big city, where he meets shady characters and ends up creating chaos for the whole family.
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Some members of the media in India have come out strongly against the arrests. The Times of India ran this headline: "Shame: 2 girls arrested for harmless online comment: "Shame: 2 girls arrested for harmless online comment." They called the arrests "a clear case of abuse of authority."
In October, Ravi Srinivasan (no relation to Renu) was arrested for a tweet criticizing the son of India's Finance Minister. And back in April, the West Bengal government arrested a teacher for emailing his friends a cartoon critical of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
India's not the only country where the rise of social media is leading to legal action. In Britain, a politician announced plans to sue at least 10,000 Twitter users for spreading false information about him.
His accuser, a former home care resident, apologized unreservedly for falsely naming McAlpine, stating that he had been mistaken. The BBC has since reached a settlement agreement with McAlpine, paying him $293,000 in damages and apologizing for the incident.
Nick Pickles, director of civil liberties campaign group Big Brother Watch, criticized the arrest: "This case highlights the urgent need to reform a law that poses a serious risk to freedom of speech after several ludicrous prosecutions in recent months."
Prior to his swimming events, Daley talked about how his late father was his inspiration. When Daley and his teammate Peter Waterfield finished fourth in the men's synchronized 10-metre platform diving event, Twitter user @Rileyy_69 sent this: "@TomDaley1994 you let your dad down I hope you know that"
Many charges are made under the 2003 Electronic Communications Act, which was drafted before Facebook or Twitter came into existence, and is based on a 1930s statute written to protect telephone operators from harassment.
There are plans in the works to draft new guidelines for social media prosecutions in the UK, according to Britain's chief prosecutor Keir Starmer, who added "I think the threshold for prosecution has to be high."
Check out our round-up of a few cases, including CFL defensive lineman Khalif Mitchell, who was fined for violating the league's social media policy, Fazil Say, a pianist in Turkey on trial for "insulting Islam," the suspended Twitter account of a neo-Nazi group in Germany, and four people detained for defaming Bahrain's king on Twitter.
Dr Armelle Blin-Rolland joined Bangor University as Lecturer in French and Francophone Studies in 2014. Before then, she was a Teaching Fellow at the University of Bath, and a Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University and the University of Leicester. She holds a PhD in French and Francophone Studies from Bangor University (2011), an MA in European Languages and Cultures from Bangor University (2007), and a BA in German from the Universite de Bretagne Occidentale, Brest (2005).
Dr Armelle Blin-Rolland's current administrative responsibilities are: Head of French and Francophone Studies; Senior Tutor for the School of Arts, Culture and Language; School representative on Bangor University's Senate.
While this series focuses on more-than-human narratives through the lens of contemporary France, it aims to open a dialogue among scholars, practitioners, and activists working in the Environmental Humanities in any subject area. Across the series, we will discuss inspiring and militant ways of exposing and challenging anthropocentric, gendered, (neo-)colonial, heteronormative, nationalistic, and capitalist ideologies, as well as their material impacts on bodies and territories. We will explore narratives, imaginaries and practices that work to create possibilities for alternative modes of representing, engaging and living with the more-than-human in our troubling times.
All are welcome to attend this free event, which will be held online via Zoom on Tuesday 4th July 3.45-5pm BST. The seminar will be in English. You will need to register in advance to receive the online joining link. Please note that if you already registered for the IBDS / IGNCC conference, you do not need to register for this seminar again as you will automatically be sent the joining link.
For the third seminar in our online series, we are delighted to welcome Maud Alpi. Maud Alpi is the award-winning director of the short films Le fils de la sorcire (2004), Nice (2009), Drakkar (2015), and the feature-length film Gorge Cœur Ventre/Still Life (2016), which was shot in a working slaughterhouse and on which this seminar will focus. During this seminar Maud Api will talk about the context in which she made the film, how her initial script and ideas evolved in contact with the non-human animals that are at the core of the film, and the aesthetic, ethical and political issues it raises for creating and articulating more-than-human narratives.
All are welcome to attend this free event, which will be held online via Zoom on Wednesday 19th April 2-3pm BST. The seminar will be in English. You will need to register in advance to receive the online joining link.
These are some of the key questions that this conference will explore. As part of the conference there will be workshops to collaboratively build a multilingual lexicon of environmental keywords across cultures, and to share pedagogical resources for developing ecological awareness in conjunction with linguistic and cultural diversity.
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While this series will focus on more-than-human narratives through the lens of contemporary France, it aims to open a dialogue among scholars, practitioners, and activists working in the Environmental Humanities in any subject area. Across the series, we will discuss inspiring and militant ways of exposing and challenging anthropocentric, gendered, (neo-)colonial, heteronormative, nationalistic, and capitalist ideologies, as well as their material impacts on bodies and territories. We will explore narratives, imaginaries and practices that work to create possibilities for alternative modes of representing, engaging and living with the more-than-human in our troubling times.
Since the mid-1990s, female artists have become an increasingly visible presence in bande dessine (French-language comic art), a medium with which women were previously rarely associated as creators or even consumers. Research concerning the work of Francophone female graphic novelists has been slow to emerge but is now a growing field. The primary goal of the seminars in the Sketching/Scripting Women series is therefore to contribute to and help steer the development of research into female bande dessine creation, by bringing together practitioners, academics and the general public.
From the Tennis Court Oath to Nuit Debout, work and play have been instrumental in organising socio-political life in the French Republic. Culturally too, work and play are formative of identity, inviting reflection on the power relations at stake in the construction and deconstruction of identities. This conference seeks to bring together a broad range of disciplinary approaches to consider theories, representations, practices and interconnections of work and play in France and the rest of the French-speaking world. Traversing sociological, political, anthropological as well as aesthetic and cultural spheres, the conference theme is intended to stimulate debate across a far-reaching horizon of enquiry.
This conference aims to put into dialogue scholars working on a variety of cultures and disciplines to provide a forum for the discussion of the interrelation between comic art (comic books and strips, cartoons and caricature) and nation, placing special emphasis on text/image creation from minority cultures (e.g. Brittany, Corsica, Galicia, Catalonia, Wales, Scotland, Sardinia, etc.) but also including those from nation-states (e.g. UK, France, Spain, Italy, etc.).
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