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Film i Folkets: Ocean Grabbing
Dato:
Onsdag, 29. okt. 2014 - 19:30 til 21:30
Sted:
Folkets Hus
Stengade 50
2200
Købnehavn N
Arrangør:
Internationalt Forum København
Entré:
Gratis
Hjemmeside:
English text below
Nyd efteråret i politisk selskab i din yndlings café – i Folkets Hus. Aftenen byder på en all-round introduktion til fænomenet ocean grabbing, der dækker over den privatisering og udplyndring af verdens have og kystresurser, der hiver livsgrundlaget væk for millioner af mennesker der lever af småfiskeri.
Vi har udvalgt tre korte dokumentarfilm der fortæller hver sit kapitel af historien om udplyndringen af verdens have. Vi viser filmene:
— “The ’T’ in Fish” – om EUs fiskeri reform
— “How Shrimping Has Destroyed Ecuador’s Ecosystem”
— “Pirate Fisherman in South Africa” der fortæller om konsekvenserne for småfiskere da fiskekvoter blev indført i Sydafrika.
Naomi Lyduch og Carsten Pedersen fra Pugad, som har arbejdet med problematikken i flere år, er inviteret til at introducere filmene og svare på spørgsmål under vejs.
Filmaftenen er en slags warm-up til konferencen Wall street vs. sociale bevægelser om Ocean Grabbing der finder sted i København i weekenden den 1.-2. november. Læs mere og tilmeld dig konferencen her: afrika.dk/oceangrabbing
Arrangør: Internationalt Forum København
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Film in Folkets Hus: Ocean Grabbing
Spend an autumn evening at your favorite café, Folkets Hus, where we will be presenting an all-round introduction to the phenomenon known as ocean grabbing.
Ocean grabbing refers to the privitisation and exploitation of the world’s oceans and coastal resources worldwide, negatively affecting millions of people whose livelihoods are dependent on small-scale fishing.
As an introduction to the topic we will be showing three short documentaries, each of them presenting a different angle on the issue at hand. The films are:
• The ’T’ in Fish - reform of the EU common fisheries policy
• How Shrimping Has Destroyed Ecuador’s Ecosystem
• Pirate Fisherman in South Africa
Naomi Lyduch and Carsten Pedersen, from the NGO Pugad, have worked with ocean grabbing for several years. They will be presenting the films and are available to answer any questions you have throughout the evening.
This film evening is a warmup for the conference Wall Street vs Social Movements, also about ocean grabbing, that is taking place in Copenhagen in the weekend of the 1st-2nd November 2014. Interested? Read more about the conference and sign up at: afrika.dk/oceangrabbing
Nyd efteråret i politisk selskab i din yndlings café – i Folkets Hus. Aftenen byder på en all-round introduktion til fænomenet ocean grabbing, der dækker over den privatisering og udplyndring af verdens have og kystresurser, der hiver livsgrundlaget væk for millioner af mennesker der lever af småfiskeri.
Vi har udvalgt tre korte dokumentarfilm der fortæller hver sit kapitel af historien om udplyndringen af verdens have. Vi viser filmene:
— “The ’T’ in Fish” – om EUs fiskeri reform
— “How Shrimping Has Destroyed Ecuador’s Ecosystem”
— “Pirate Fisherman in South Africa” der fortæller om konsekvenserne for småfiskere da fiskekvoter blev indført i Sydafrika.
Naomi Lyduch og Carsten Pedersen fra Pugad, som har arbejdet med problematikken i flere år, er inviteret til at introducere filmene og svare på spørgsmål under vejs.
Filmaftenen er en slags warm-up til konferencen Wall street vs. sociale bevægelser om Ocean Grabbing der finder sted i København i weekenden den 1.-2. november. Læs mere og tilmeld dig konferencen her: afrika.dk/oceangrabbing
Arrangør: Internationalt Forum København
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Film in Folkets Hus: Ocean Grabbing
Spend an autumn evening at your favorite café, Folkets Hus, where we will be presenting an all-round introduction to the phenomenon known as ocean grabbing.
Ocean grabbing refers to the privitisation and exploitation of the world’s oceans and coastal resources worldwide, negatively affecting millions of people whose livelihoods are dependent on small-scale fishing.
As an introduction to the topic we will be showing three short documentaries, each of them presenting a different angle on the issue at hand. The films are:
• The ’T’ in Fish - reform of the EU common fisheries policy
• How Shrimping Has Destroyed Ecuador’s Ecosystem
• Pirate Fisherman in South Africa
Naomi Lyduch and Carsten Pedersen, from the NGO Pugad, have worked with ocean grabbing for several years. They will be presenting the films and are available to answer any questions you have throughout the evening.
This film evening is a warmup for the conference Wall Street vs Social Movements, also about ocean grabbing, that is taking place in Copenhagen in the weekend of the 1st-2nd November 2014. Interested? Read more about the conference and sign up at: afrika.dk/oceangrabbing
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