#The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

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Dewy Globes

‘Dewy Globes’ installed within RMIT’s gallery, 2023

Untitled (01-03, of the collection ‘Dewy Globes’), watercolor, sumi ink, and gouache, on 9” x 12” cotton paper, 2023

#Dewy Globes #RMIT #Dance #Video #Performance art #Painting #Electro acoustic #Music #Animation #Experimental #2023 #Christie Benker #The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology #Melbourne #Australia #Youtube

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A newly developed silicon material covered with tiny nanospikes is capable of taking out 96 percent of the virus particles unfortunate enough to touch its surface in tests. It could find a use in hospitals, science labs, and anywhere surfaces need to be as sterile as possible. The nanospikes literally skewer virus particles as they make contact, according to the team behind the study, led by researchers from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University in Australia. This action breaks the viruses apart or damages them enough to stop them from reproducing. It's somewhat like puncturing a balloon, with almost all viral activity on the surface wiped out in six hours.

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#Science #Health #Materials Science #Viruses #Sanitization

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Men have always had the right to improve themselves to attract willing sexual partners. And recent generations of men chose to ruin their brains with porn instead

A public health researcher running for Congress is sparking backlash after calling for sexual intercourse to be enshrined as a human right. Alexandra Hunt, a Democrat, is running to unseat Dwight Evans in Pennsylvania’s 3rd Congressional District.

On October 17, Hunt posted a thread to Twitter in which she bemoaned the lack of sex young men are reportedly having, and appeared to blame the criminalization of the sex trade for violence against women. Hunt’s thread comes just days after a 22-year-old man in Ohio was arrested for planning a misogynistic “slaughter” of 3,000 women in relation for his lack of success in dating. 

“Young men aren’t having sex!” Hunt wrote, “Nearly a third of men under 30 have not had sex. And a higher percent do not have as much sex as they’d like – not exactly surprising, but this kind of statistic is a sign of much deeper problems.”

Hunt went on to blame the “criminalization” of the sex trade for a decline in men’s mental health, and claimed that the removal of prostitution advertisements on sites like Craigslist was responsible for a spike in violence against women.

“Our society criminalizes sex & sweeps it under the rug. The consequences are straightforward – there is more violence. Since platforms like Craigslist were banned from advertising sex, serious violent crimes against all women – not just sex workers – has increased by nearly 1/5,” Hunt wrote.

“We should be moving toward a right to sex. People should be able to have sex when they feel they want to, and we need to develop services that meet people’s needs without attaching the baggage of shame or criminalization.”

Hunt’s thread has sparked widespread backlash, with feminists and anti-sex trade advocates in particular outraged at Hunt’s suggestions.

Tom Farr, a law reform specialist working in the area of abolishing sexual exploitation, took to Twitter to criticize Hunt, and condemn her vision for a “right to sex.” In an 11-post thread, Farr noted that Hunt’s idea that legalized prostitution services would reduce violence against women was largely unsubstantiated. 

Farr pointed to a 2008 study out of New Zealand which showed that 35% of women working within the country’s decriminalized sex trade felt they “had to take a client even when they didn’t want to,” and that many had been sexually assaulted or forced to provide sexual services against their will. 

“Suggesting that a ‘right to sex’ should be enshrined in law demonstrates a total lack of regard for the women & children who will be exploited, abused, & trafficked to meet this ‘demand,'” Farr wrote.

Speaking to Reduxx, Dr. Caroline Norma, a researcher at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and a member of the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women Australia, expressed grave concerns about Hunt’s posts on Twitter.

“The first thing any woman in the sex industry will tell you is that they avoid young male customers, especially if they’re drunk or high. This is because they’re more brutal than older men, and put them through hours of punishing porn sex,” Dr. Norma says, “Heterosexual women, too, try to avoid them, and know they’re not husband material anyway.”

Dr. Norma believes the blame is not the criminalization of the sex trade, as Hunt asserted, but rather the increasing socio-sexual impact of pornography.

“The fact is, young American men aren’t having sex these days because the sex they want is too much and too rough for even sexually groomed young women to face.”

Dr. Norma’s comments recall a TikTok in which a young woman was reporting severe cervical damage from rough sex recently went viral after they were posted to Twitter. The post sparked widespread discussion amongst young women in which they reported increasingly disturbing expectations from their male partners during sexual activity.

Weeks prior, a TikTok had wracked up attention in which UK-based influencer Emma Duncan described that sexual health professionals were reporting an “alarming” increase in young girls presenting with anal tears after being subjected to rough, porn-inspired sex.

“Congressional candidates like Hunt need to stand up as adults against the cyber drip feed of pornography going into the veins of the city’s male youth if it wants to deliver them better futures,” Dr. Norma says, “Sacrificing the city’s female youth to their pornographic fixes is a direct act of gender discrimination that should leave Hunt in the political wilderness.”

“Giving government endorsement to these young men inflicting themselves on women in prostitution is not solving the problem that caused their involuntary celibacy in the first place. The problem was pornography, and the Philadelphia congress needs to urgently wean its male youth off of this drug if it wants to secure them healthy, happy sex lives.”

Alexandra Hunt describes herself as an “advocate for social, racial, economic, and environmental justice, and an organizer.” She is a former stripper, and has spoken positively about her experience in the sex industry.

In April, Hunt became the first political candidate to partner with OnlyFans to fund her campaign. OnlyFans promoted Hunt’s candidacy, and even assisted her in the creation of a campaign advertisement using their logo. 

Hunt is a vocal creator on OnlyFans herself. One of the first locked posts on her account is headlined: “dropping my own sex tape.”

Hunt is not the only political candidate in the United States who has made “sex positivity” a cornerstone of their campaign. 

Last week, a third-party Congressional candidate in New York released a sex tape to highlight his sex positive campaign platform. Mike Itkis, who is running to unseat Jerry Nadler in Manhattan’s 12th Congressional District, released a video on a major pornography platform with adult performer Nicole Sage.

By Anna Slatz Anna is the Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief at Reduxx, with a journalistic focus on covering crime, child predators, and women's rights. She lives in Canada, enjoys Opera, and kvetches in her spare time.

#Pennsylvania #Democratic Party is failing women #Catering to incels #Alexandra Hunt #Please let people listen to Tom Farr #Please let people listen to Dr Carolina Norma #Sex is not a right #male entitlement #Male aligned women

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(news.artnet.com/art-world/gender-discrimination-art-study-2171375)

In a Series of Behavioral Experiments, Viewers Preferred Works by Women Artists—But Assumed Works by Men Were More Famous and Valuable

Sarah Cascone, September 7, 2022

Mary Cassatt, Ellen Mary Cassatt with a large bow in her hair (1909). Private collection. John Singer Sargent, Portrait of Jeanne Kieffer (1879). Private collection.

Does gender bias affect our opinions about work made by male and female artists? According to a new study, people aren’t more likely to prefer a work by a man than a near-identical composition by a woman—but they’ll assume that his work is more famous and worth more money.

“Gender discrimination in art comes not from personal aesthetic preference—[Georg] Baselitz’[s] argument that women ‘don’t paint very well’—but people thinking paintings are more valuable and famous when painted by male artists,” study authors Robert Hoffmann, a professor of behavioral economics at the University of Tasmania, and Bronwyn Coate, a senior lecturer in economics at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, wrote in the academic journal The Conversation. (https://theconversation.com/male-artists-dominate-galleries-our-research-explored-if-its-because-women-dont-paint-very-well-or-just-discrimination-189221)

These findings are perhaps unsurprising, considering that men dominate the art market. As of 2019, women represented just 2 percent of art sales at auction. At 26 prominent American museums, they made up a mere 11 percent of acquisitions and 14 percent of exhibitions.

(https://news.artnet.com/womens-place-in-the-art-world/female-artists-represent-just-2-percent-market-heres-can-change-1654954) (https://news.artnet.com/womens-place-in-the-art-world/womens-place-art-world-museums-1654714)

Such statistics, therefore, skew our perceptions of otherwise remarkably similar works of art, causing viewers to assume that male artists are more successful and command higher prices. In other words, we assume that other people discriminate based on gender, which in turn creates more opportunity for gender discrimination in a vicious cycle.

Ambrosius Bosschaert, Flowers in a Glass Vase. Collection of the National Gallery, London. Maria van Oosterwijck, Flowers in a vase on a marble ledge (after 1680). Private collection.

Titled “Fame, What’s your name? quasi and statistical gender discrimination in an art valuation experiment,” the study appears in the upcoming issue of the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization.

(https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0167268122002669?dgcid=author) (https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/journal-of-economic-behavior-and-organization)

In each of the five experiments, a group of 1,112 average Americans were asked to examine pairs of paintings. Created between 1625 and 1979, the works were incredibly similar in style and subject matter, but one was by a man and one was by a woman.

In the first experiment, one group of participants were given only the title of the work, while in the other they also had the artist’s name, and thus could guess if the artist was male or female. In both groups, 54 percent of respondents preferred the work by women.

Eva Gonzalès, Roses in a Glass (ca. 1880–82). Gustave Caillebotte, Yellow Roses in a Vase (1882). Collection of the Dallas Museum of Art.

The result was the same in a second experiment asking participant to guess which work was more popular among those surveyed.

But in the third and fourth experiments, when asked which of the two works was more valuable and which artist was more famous, number of guesses for female paintings fell by 10 percent and 9 percent, respectively.

The final experiment compared responses from two groups, one of which was told which of the two artists was more famous—almost always the man. That group was 14 percent more likely to guess that the male artists’ work was more popular.

Lilla Cabot Perry, The Cellist. Private collection. William Merritt Chase, The Mandolin Player (1879). Private collection.

“If women artists were discriminated against just because of their gender, we would have seen a higher premium put on the male artists even in questions of aesthetics,” Hoffmann and Coate wrote. “Discrimination only occurred when our participants were asked to assign a monetary value to the art works, or when they were given information about the level of fame of the painter.”

Such assumptions perpetuate the historical advantages enjoyed by male artists, who were afforded more art education and more opportunities to exhibit and sell their work. Women, on the other hand, were often expected to stay home and raise their children, curtailing their artistic careers.

#gender bias #link #research #radblr #radfems do interact #radfems do touch #art #article #paintings #women's art #men's art #gender discrimination #misogyny #patriarchy #inequality #radfems interact #radfems touch #behavioral experiments #sex discrimination #sex bias

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The Top Hospitals for Emergency Room Services

When a medical emergency strikes, every second counts. Whether it's a sudden illness, an accident, or any other urgent health issue, quick and effective care is critical to achieving the best possible outcome. Choosing the right hospital with an exceptional emergency room (ER) can make all the difference in receiving the highest quality care when it matters most. In this blog, we'll explore the best hospital in Jaipur for emergency room services and what sets it apart in providing outstanding care during critical times.

What Makes a Hospital's Emergency Room Stand Out?

Before we dive into the list of top hospitals for ER services, let's take a moment to understand the key qualities that distinguish these hospitals:

Rapid Response Time: The best ERs prioritize timely care and quick assessment of patients upon arrival. They have efficient triage systems in place to manage and treat patients based on the urgency of their conditions.

Highly Skilled Medical Staff: Leading ERs are staffed with experienced and skilled doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals who are trained to handle a wide variety of emergencies.

Advanced Technology: Top hospitals invest in state-of-the-art medical equipment and technology to aid in accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.

Specialty Services: Comprehensive emergency rooms offer a wide range of specialty services, such as trauma care, stroke care, cardiac care, and pediatric emergency services.

Patient-Centered Care: Hospitals with the best ERs provide compassionate, personalized care, keeping the patient's comfort and well-being at the forefront.

Clean and Efficient Facilities: A clean, well-organized ER with clear signage and designated treatment areas helps patients feel at ease and ensures efficient care.

The Top Hospitals for Emergency Room Services

Here are some of the leading hospitals known for their outstanding emergency room services:

Johns Hopkins Hospital (Baltimore, MD, USA): Johns Hopkins is renowned for its highly skilled medical staff and cutting-edge technology. Their ER is equipped to handle complex cases, including trauma and stroke care.

Mayo Clinic (Rochester, MN, USA): Mayo Clinic's emergency room is recognized for its excellence in patient-centered care and highly trained healthcare professionals.

Cleveland Clinic (Cleveland, OH, USA): Cleveland Clinic's ER offers rapid response times and top-notch care for various emergencies, including cardiac and stroke care.

Royal Melbourne Hospital (Melbourne, Australia): This hospital's ER is known for its advanced trauma services and efficient patient management.

Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin (Berlin, Germany): Charité's emergency room is renowned for its advanced medical technology and skilled staff.

St. Thomas' Hospital (London, UK): Known for its excellence in emergency medicine, St. Thomas' ER provides specialized care for a variety of acute medical conditions.

Mount Sinai Hospital (New York, NY, USA): Mount Sinai's ER is highly regarded for its patient care and efficient handling of emergencies.

These hospitals are just a few examples of the many healthcare institutions around the world that excel in providing exceptional emergency room services.

Choosing the Right Hospital for Emergency Care

When it comes to choosing the right hospital for emergency care, keep in mind that local hospitals may vary in terms of their specialties and areas of expertise. It's a good idea to research hospitals in your area and know where the nearest high-quality ER is located. In an emergency, it may also be beneficial to have a list of hospitals with different specialties so you can make an informed decision based on the nature of the emergency.In conclusion, access to top-notch emergency room services can save lives and ensure the best possible outcomes during medical emergencies. By choosing Neurology hospital in jaipur with excellent ER services, you can have peace of mind knowing that you and your loved ones will receive the highest quality care when it matters most.

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Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), Near Accommodation, Rooms, Apartment, Homes

Book accommodation near Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) with bookmyuniroom. Find a range of rooms near University, Private rented apartment, studios, and homestays

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New material neutralizes 96-percent of virus cells using nanospikes [ RMIT University ]

New material neutralizes 96-percent of virus cells using nanospikes [News Summary] Researchers at Australia’s Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) have combined brute force with high tech manufacturing to create a… When it comes to killing viruses, we typically default to the chemical route. But what about stabbing them? That’s the approach researchers… A virus on the nano-spiked…

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[christiebenker]

Hovering Around Her Hopes (Part 2)

#RMIT #Christie Benker #Video #Dance #Electro acoustic #music #fine art #The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology #2023

[celebily-blog]

James Wan Net Worth

James Wan, the name synonymous with spine-tingling chills and awe-inspiring action sequences, has carved a unique path in Hollywood. His journey, from a young filmmaker with a shoestring budget to a director commanding multi-million dollar productions, reflects not only his creative vision but also his remarkable financial success. In this exploration, we delve into the remarkable story behind James Wan's estimated net worth to be around $70 million as of today.

Early Days and the Seeds of Success:

Born in Kuching, Malaysia in 1972, Wan's fascination with filmmaking began early. He honed his skills at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, graduating in 1999. His first feature film, "Stygian," made in 2000 with a meager budget of $10,000, showcased his raw talent and garnered him recognition at film festivals. This initial success paved the way for his breakthrough project, "Saw," released in 2004.

The "Saw" Franchise and Hollywood Recognition:

Made with a budget of just $1.2 million, "Saw" became a surprise box office hit, grossing over $100 million worldwide. The film's success not only established Wan as a rising star in the horror genre but also initiated a lucrative franchise that spawned multiple sequels. The financial windfall from "Saw" allowed Wan to explore diverse projects, including directing films like "Dead Silence" (2007) and "Insidious" (2010).

Expanding Horizons and Genre-Bending Success:

Wan's talent wasn't confined to the horror genre. In 2013, he took the helm of "Fast & Furious 6," marking his foray into the high-octane world of action films. The film's critical and commercial success, grossing over $788 million globally, solidified Wan's reputation as a versatile director capable of captivating audiences across genres.

The Conjuring Universe and Reaching New Heights:

In 2013, Wan co-created "The Conjuring," a supernatural horror film that launched a shared cinematic universe featuring iconic characters like the Warrens. The franchise, comprising eight films to date, has become the highest-grossing horror franchise ever, exceeding $2 billion at the global box office. Wan's involvement as director, producer, and writer in several films within the universe significantly contributed to its financial success and his own net worth.

Breaking Records with Aquaman and Beyond:

In 2018, Wan ventured into the superhero realm, directing "Aquaman," the sixth installment in the DC Extended Universe. The film shattered box office records, becoming the highest-grossing DC film ever and the highest-grossing film based on an individual DC Comics character, amassing over $1.14 billion worldwide. This commercial triumph undoubtedly played a significant role in solidifying Wan's financial standing.

Looking Ahead: A Legacy of Storytelling and Financial Acumen:

James Wan's journey from a passionate filmmaker with a shoestring budget to a director commanding multi-million dollar productions is an inspiring testament to his dedication, creativity, and business acumen. His ability to captivate audiences across genres, coupled with his involvement in successful franchises, has not only established him as a prominent figure in Hollywood but also contributed to his impressive net worth. As Wan continues to embark on new projects, his dedication to storytelling and his keen understanding of the industry ensure his continued success and influence in the world of cinema.

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[gradespire890]

RMIT University Melbourne; Explore the Opportunities

RMIT University Melbourne, Australia

RMIT stands for Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, famous as a research university in various fields. Francis Ormond started it as a night school in 1887, fostering science, art, and technology education. It worked as a private university for a hundred years. It became a public university after merging with the Philip Institute of Technology in 1992. This is the largest education hub for local and international students in Australia, offering vocational and higher education to around 95000 students around the globe. Quacquarelli Symbols rated this university with five stars and secured 15th position in QS World University Rankings.

The primary campuses of RMIT University are located in the heart of Melbourne. Two satellite campuses are located in the northern suburbs of Bundoora and Brunswick. Training sites are located at RAAF Williams and Bendigo Airport, and research sites in Hamilton. RMIT has various centers and research collaborations with other countries like the Spanish city of Barcelona, fostering world-class education and securing the future of millions of students.

Purpose of RMIT University:

Since 1887, RMIT University has had a clear mission and vision regarding educating students worldwide. The university’s motto, “A skilled hand and a cultivating mind,” clearly shows their motive. RMIT University mainly focuses on imparting its best skills, knowledge, and capabilities to educate students. They are working on teaching innovative and unique education skills that will help you in the future and develop a skillful mastery of your field. Practicality tests also come in the face of complex assignment work that requires in-depth subject understanding and analytical skills. Here, Gradespire comes with an RMIT University assignment help service.

Student life at RMIT:

RMIT University is where students feel at home, meet diverse students, confront different cultures, and indulge in numerous activities. A never-forgotten experience will be part of your memory. Practical work, activities, and a creative environment enhance your engagement and make you more active. Students studying there can join the culture, music, sport, and politics club and meet new people who help you learn more about new things.

Cultural and art programs offer a stage where you can showcase your skills through theatre, art, music, dance, writing, and many more. RMIT provides an inclusive platform and productive environment for students that help them learn new things and builds lifelong connections with them.

As this is one of the top universities, students meet new challenges out of their comfort zone daily that empower their knowledge and skills. This is the best platform to build global relationships, complete with several new opportunities, and lead them towards a successful career. Students of RMIT are highly ambitious, independent, and capable of achieving goals in a competitive world.

Subjects you can choose:

Art

Aviation

Architecture

Business

Building

Biomedical sciences

Communication

Education

Design

Environment

Engineering

Health

Fashion

Information technology

Media

Property

Law

Science

Psychology

Social and community

Admission process for local or native students:

The first thing you need to do is select a program or field you want to take at RMIT University.

You must be age 16 when taking admission at RMIT and review other requirements like education qualification, English knowledge, and different needs.

In the admission process, you need to fill out the admission form with the required information. Make sure that you have provided accurate and complete information.

Every program has different requirements; you might be asked to submit supporting documents such as a letter of recommendation, academic transcripts, and proof of English language proficiency.

After reviewing your application, you might be confronted with portfolios, interviews, or assessment tasks.

After completingthe admission process, RMIT University will send you an offer of admission. Go through that offer carefully, and if you require any condition, then fulfill that carefully.

After accepting the offer, you must follow university instructions, pay the tuition fee, and attend sessions.

Admission process for international students at RMIT University:

For international students, the first process of choosing a course is identical. You need to decide the field you want to pursue at RMIT University.

For international students, RMIT University follows some guidelines and has specific rules, such as students must have a study visa and have English language proficiency. They must not holda temporary protection visa or Humanitarian Stay visa. International students must come there by following the legit process and by doing their IELTS, TOEFL, etc.

After meeting the needs, you must fill out an online application and attach other supporting documents such as academic qualifications, a copy of your passport, etc.

Make Ensure you understand the payment methods and pay the tuition fees.

After successfully submitting, you get an offer; using that offer, you can apply for a student visa.

After this, you need to attend the pre-departure orientation sessions. After the visa process, you can follow your session at RMIT University.

Conclusion:

It is a platform of opportunities with a solid international presence, campuses, and partnerships with other countries worldwide. RMIT focuses on technicality and the business world and makes capable students by teaching them social responsibility. While studying, you also need to go through assignment work that must be done with accuracy, authenticity, and practical skills. To get a perfect solution within the deadline, your helper, Gradespire, offers the best online assignment help at RMIT University. Do not turn back; hold your hand and achieve your goals.

#RMIT University assignment help #Online assignment help

[sustainablemountainarchitecture]

Spot-s X

Last Friday we welcomed Ar. Amar Gurung to be SPOT-S number Ten. After completing his Bachelor's degree from the University of Tasmania (UTAS) and a Master's degree from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), he embarked upon his architectural journey in his homeland, Nepal.

The principal of AMAR architects took the 40+ audience on a tour along his thesis, his interior designs/stage design and building construction sites. He walked us through multiple design thinking processes and narrative choices.

During the Q & A session, many conversations were about the use of developing AI features, opensource climatic data for design decisions and the massive difficulties of getting a project successfully implemented in Nepal. These intense design discussions warmed up our Studio on such a cold day.

#sustainablemountainarchitecture #Spot-s #architecture #storytelling

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The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) has announced that it no longer has any partnerships with Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest private weapons company, or Elbit Systems of Australia following a year-long campaign led by students and BDS Australia, together with Palestine solidarity activists and groups in Melbourne.  RMIT and Elbit System had announced two partnership projects, one in 2019 and another in 2022. As the Palestinian Federation of Unions of University Professors and Employees (PFUUPE) said in its letter to RMIT, “Partnering with institutions or companies complicit in Israel’s apartheid regime contributes to prolonging Israel’s violent rule over Palestinians and comes with serious legal and moral concerns.” We are pleased to see that RMIT has taken those concerns seriously. At a time when Israel has been carrying out a genocidal war against 2.3 million Palestinians in the occupied and besieged Gaza Strip for over a month, killing over 10,000 Palestinians, including more than 4,300 children, the announcement by RMIT ending its partnership with Elbit Systems is a welcome example of institutions ending complicity in Israel’s crimes against Palestinians.  We join BDS Australia in urging the Victorian government to end its partnership with Elbit Systems and call on activists around the world to continue building grassroots campaigns to end complicity in Israel’s military forces, military-security industry, and system of oppression. This includes direct aid, sale and purchase of arms, joint research and partnership projects.  Palestinians reiterate the demand for a comprehensive military embargo on Israel to hold it accountable for its genocide, apartheid and other crimes against humanity, just as was done in the case of apartheid South Africa.

9 November 2023

#free palestine

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RMIT VN Recreational Centre: Touring the Saigon South campus of the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, encountered cheerleading men elevating each flyer up and then transitioning to prone position. University is modern and compact in 2 buildings, with covered walkways to student centre and athletic facilities furher on. Received permission from faculty member to tour the campus, admission onsite has been tightened since the pandemic attracted non-academics and crowded out students. (RMIT VN Recreational Centre, Tân Hưng, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam) 20231006