http://www.engagemedia.org/featured-videos Videos featured by the editorial team. en-us,en;q=0.5 Plone + Plumi (www.plumi.org) contact@engagemedia.org http://www.engagemedia.org/featured-videos/logo.gif http://www.engagemedia.org/featured-videos ('Creative Commons License', u'Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported', u'http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/', u'http://i.creativecommons.org/l/by-nc-nd/3.0/88x31.png') 240 unweb unweb contact@engagemedia.org Videos featured by the editorial team. http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/gurindam12/videos/colding.mp4 There is a new trend in Pekanbaru Riau called Kolding. Many people in this city would spend their sunny afternoons just sitting down and savouring this sweet cold soup, especially the ones sold along Cut Nyak Dien street, behind the Governor's Office of Riau. These cold beverages are a great solution to all the exhausting activity throughout the day. There is a new trend in Pekanbaru Riau called Kolding. Many people in this city would spend their sunny afternoons just sitting down and savouring this sweet cold soup, especially the ones sold along Cut Nyak Dien street, behind the Governor's Office of Riau. These cold beverages are a great solution to all the exhausting activity throughout the day. kbgurindam12@gmail.com kbgurindam12@gmail.com gurindam12.com 2012-02-02T10:26:13Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/AzhaPatani/videos/postpeace_say_no For the past six years, the Thai government has placed three Muslim provinces under the repressive emergency decree. Throughout those years, countless number of people have been affected by the unjust power and control from government officers. For the past six years, the Thai government has placed three Muslim provinces under the repressive emergency decree. Throughout those years, countless number of people have been affected by the unjust power and control from government officers. cik.insouthmedia@gmail.com cik.insouthmedia@gmail.com patani insouth Southern Peace media 2012-01-28T22:55:21Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/labourrights/videos/negotiating-freedom This film follows the journey of five Indonesian union leaders working together to negotiate the region’s first freedom of association protocol with global apparel brands and supplier factories. The film focuses on the negotiation process but also explores the broader challenges faced by factory workers who try to organize to claim their rights. This film follows the journey of five Indonesian union leaders working together to negotiate the region’s first freedom of association protocol with global apparel brands and supplier factories. The film focuses on the negotiation process but also explores the broader challenges faced by factory workers who try to organize to claim their rights. labourrights@oxfam.org.au labourrights@oxfam.org.au labour workers corporate accountability 2012-01-16T10:48:20Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/emnews/videos/solidarity4aceh_punks On Human Rights Day, December 10 2011, 64 music lovers came from as far as Jakarta and West Java to a charity concert in Banda Aceh's Taman Budaya Park. They were detained for being "punks" and "disturbing the peace". This video highlights a solidarity march held for them. On Human Rights Day, December 10 2011, 64 music lovers came from as far as Jakarta and West Java to a charity concert in Banda Aceh's Taman Budaya Park. They were detained for being "punks" and "disturbing the peace". This video highlights a solidarity march held for them. rico@hablas.com rico@hablas.com punks Aceh sharia freedom music 2011-12-24T04:29:18Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/papuanvoicesmerauke/videos/testimoni_pepera.m4v Witnesses talk about what really happened during West Papua's (supposed) Act of Free Choice (or in Indonesian Penentuan Pendapat Rakyat, PEPERA), in July 1969. The testimonies reject the Indonesian government's claim that the people of Papua willingly voted to be integrated with Indonesia. They say people were intimidated, tricked and even killed during the process. Mama Rosa Tambaib was the woman who read out the PEPERA statement of integration, and Elias Yos Moiwend helped the Indonesian Armed Forces to socialise PEPERA to villagers. Witnesses talk about what really happened during West Papua's (supposed) Act of Free Choice (or in Indonesian Penentuan Pendapat Rakyat, PEPERA), in July 1969. The testimonies reject the Indonesian government's claim that the people of Papua willingly voted to be integrated with Indonesia. They say people were intimidated, tricked and even killed during the process. Mama Rosa Tambaib was the woman who read out the PEPERA statement of integration, and Elias Yos Moiwend helped the Indonesian Armed Forces to socialise PEPERA to villagers. papuanvoices@gmail.com papuanvoices@gmail.com history Act of No Choice United Nations 2011-12-03T05:17:15Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/papuanvoicesjayapura/videos/salam_wolani.m4v Customary handshake specialist Albert Pu'u describes the greeting of the Wolani people. 'Amanowee' is a greeting that can be made to more than one person, while 'amano' is specifically for one individual to another. The greeting that touches on another person's chin expresses deep appreciation. Customary handshake specialist Albert Pu'u describes the greeting of the Wolani people. 'Amanowee' is a greeting that can be made to more than one person, while 'amano' is specifically for one individual to another. The greeting that touches on another person's chin expresses deep appreciation. edyecosob@gmail.com edyecosob@gmail.com traditional friendship appreciation 2012-01-11T09:51:38Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/jleongmy/videos/upper-bengoh-under-water Upper Bengoh Under Water highlights the plight of four villages that will soon be submerged under water by the Bengoh Dam in Sarawak, Malaysia. These villagers will have to leave their homes, farmland and orchards - and yet, during the recent State Elections, they did not voice their objections at the ballot box against the government's resettlement plans. We take Bengoh as a case study to find out why rural Sarawak in general did not vote against the ruling coalition. Upper Bengoh Under Water highlights the plight of four villages that will soon be submerged under water by the Bengoh Dam in Sarawak, Malaysia. These villagers will have to leave their homes, farmland and orchards - and yet, during the recent State Elections, they did not voice their objections at the ballot box against the government's resettlement plans. We take Bengoh as a case study to find out why rural Sarawak in general did not vote against the ruling coalition. jleongmy@gmail.com jleongmy@gmail.com Bengoh Dam Sarawakian Dams Freedom Film Fest 2011-12-05T02:57:08Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/lococonut/videos/StrikingFreeport.m4v A snippet of footage and chatters around the Freeport strike in West Papua. The Freeport workers' union says it is a matter of simple "revenue transparency", the international trade union says the dispute "has nothing to do with" West Papua politics, and a worker recorded in his video testimony that the walk-out was something "important" and worth keeping. A snippet of footage and chatters around the Freeport strike in West Papua. The Freeport workers' union says it is a matter of simple "revenue transparency", the international trade union says the dispute "has nothing to do with" West Papua politics, and a worker recorded in his video testimony that the walk-out was something "important" and worth keeping. ricolococonut@gmail.com ricolococonut@gmail.com union labour SPSI CFMEU ICEM 2011-11-27T02:34:24Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/numbaymedia/videos/mama_en.mp4 Since 1971, Papuan women have been selling vegetables, fruit, fish and spices. They set up business by clearing space in the center of town beside the Anafre River in Jayapura. Later in the years, migrants also came and began trading there. The are became a market. But the local government's effort to clean up the town center resulted the eviction of the market traders. They have returned again, just to be evicted over and over again. Since 1971, Papuan women have been selling vegetables, fruit, fish and spices. They set up business by clearing space in the center of town beside the Anafre River in Jayapura. Later in the years, migrants also came and began trading there. The are became a market. But the local government's effort to clean up the town center resulted the eviction of the market traders. They have returned again, just to be evicted over and over again. numbay@media.org numbay@media.org market traders SKP Witness 2011-11-13T01:27:36Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/anna/videos/COP-IT-SWEET-OCCUPY-MELBOURNE-OFFICIAL-VIDEO.mov Over 1000 people marched from the State Library of Victoria to Treasury Gardens on 29th October 2011 as part of the ongoing Occupy Melbourne protests. Our boys and girls in blue were on the streets again, dodging criticism for the use of brutal strong arm tactics against the public when evicting the Occupy Melbourne protest from City Square on the 21st of October. The police were out in force to protect the people of Melbourne from other people of Melbourne who were undertaking dangerous activities such as walking, gathering in parks, and utilising public spaces to discuss capitalism, democracy and corporate greed. Over 1000 people marched from the State Library of Victoria to Treasury Gardens on 29th October 2011 as part of the ongoing Occupy Melbourne protests. Our boys and girls in blue were on the streets again, dodging criticism for the use of brutal strong arm tactics against the public when evicting the Occupy Melbourne protest from City Square on the 21st of October. The police were out in force to protect the people of Melbourne from other people of Melbourne who were undertaking dangerous activities such as walking, gathering in parks, and utilising public spaces to discuss capitalism, democracy and corporate greed. anna@engagemedia.org anna@engagemedia.org occupy melbourne protest art performance satire capitalism corporate greed OW OM police violence cops 2011-11-16T05:10:12Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/emnews/videos/indonesian_minors_in_australia Lawyers from the Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI) and activists rallied outside the Australian Embassy in Jakarta on 24 October 2011, calling for the release of more than 50 Indonesian juveniles in Australian adult prisons. The children were arrested for crewing people smuggling vessels. EngageMedia talked to Feby Yonesta of YLBHI about the fate of the children. Lawyers from the Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI) and activists rallied outside the Australian Embassy in Jakarta on 24 October 2011, calling for the release of more than 50 Indonesian juveniles in Australian adult prisons. The children were arrested for crewing people smuggling vessels. EngageMedia talked to Feby Yonesta of YLBHI about the fate of the children. yerry.nikholas@gmail.com yerry.nikholas@gmail.com nelayan prisons YLBHI West Timor border 2011-10-27T03:27:43Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/numbaymedia/videos/papuan_congress_attack This is raw footage of Wednesday's attack by the Indonesian military and police on the Third Papuan People's Congress in Jayapura. The footage shows people dancing, soldiers closing in, and gun shots. The video was shot by several observers. The last sequence was shot while the camera person was hiding from gunfire. Police have now confirmed that five people were killed in the attack - human rights groups say it was more. This is raw footage of Wednesday's attack by the Indonesian military and police on the Third Papuan People's Congress in Jayapura. The footage shows people dancing, soldiers closing in, and gun shots. The video was shot by several observers. The last sequence was shot while the camera person was hiding from gunfire. Police have now confirmed that five people were killed in the attack - human rights groups say it was more. numbay@media.org numbay@media.org 2012-01-02T12:10:47Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/thelaststand/videos/no-harvey-no-the-global-action-for-aussie-forests On the 7-8 October 2011, over 40 actions took place across the world, demanding that retail giant Harvey Norman stop selling furniture and flooring that come from the destruction of Australia's iconic native forests. This included a massive action at the Sydney Opera House where activists abseiled off the roof with a giant banner. From Milan to Melbourne, people are saying 'No Harvey No' Stop selling Aussie forest destruction. On the 7-8 October 2011, over 40 actions took place across the world, demanding that retail giant Harvey Norman stop selling furniture and flooring that come from the destruction of Australia's iconic native forests. This included a massive action at the Sydney Opera House where activists abseiled off the roof with a giant banner. From Milan to Melbourne, people are saying 'No Harvey No' Stop selling Aussie forest destruction. info@thelaststand.org.au info@thelaststand.org.au Harvey Norman forests australia logging sydney opera house 2011-10-21T09:26:37Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/occupyjakarta/videos/occupy_jkt_songs The global Occupy movement spread to Indonesia as dozens of people participated in a peaceful Occupy Jakarta protest in front of the Jakarta Stock Exchange complex. Singer Maria Sahida also joined and lent her voice for the cause. The global Occupy movement spread to Indonesia as dozens of people participated in a peaceful Occupy Jakarta protest in front of the Jakarta Stock Exchange complex. Singer Maria Sahida also joined and lent her voice for the cause. malambirubanten@gmail.com malambirubanten@gmail.com @OccupyJKT Occupy Wall Street 2011-10-24T06:17:08Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/numbaymedia/videos/third-papuan-peoples-congress-under-attack TNI soldiers and police officers closed in to the Papuan People's Congress on October 19, 2011 in Jayapura. At 3.30pm Jayapura time, they fired warning shots and arrested hundreds of the attendees after the congress declared independence from Indonesia. The video is a compilation of cellphone shot footages received by the West Papua Media Alert. TNI soldiers and police officers closed in to the Papuan People's Congress on October 19, 2011 in Jayapura. At 3.30pm Jayapura time, they fired warning shots and arrested hundreds of the attendees after the congress declared independence from Indonesia. The video is a compilation of cellphone shot footages received by the West Papua Media Alert. numbay@media.org numbay@media.org 2011-10-24T11:23:28Z