Posts by Elysa Hogg

Are we human enough to discuss human rights?

While working on some research for an International Relations (my discipline) course on access to essential medicines, I came across the infamous Alma-Ata Declaration of 1978…

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My Neighbor, My Killer

My Neighbor, My Killer is an award winning documentary  by Anne Aghion on the Gacaca (local courts) Justice in Rwanda. Literally meaning, “justice on the grass”,…

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Killing Bill C-393 equals killing period. A visual aid for Canadian politicians.

Originally published on BoingBoing, re-posted on behalf of David Ng. For the interest of discussion, I’ve made the above visual aid for members of Canada’s Senate,…

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Does the pharmaceutical industry exaggerate their R&D costs?

Reprinted from BoingBoing on behalf of David Ng One of the principle claims for allowing pharmaceutical companies to continue their hold on current patent practices, is…

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Bill C-393 Online Sit-In, March 21st!

Dave Ng posted just a few days ago on Bill c-393. Now we’re gearing up for the Bill to head into Senate…The Conservative dominated Senate. Needless…

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Short notice, but definitely of interest to Terry students!

Tomorrow, March 15th, an info-session will be held on an awesome program being run this summer at UBC, Peace it Together. Peace it Together works to…

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Message from the AUS, Brian Platt

Arts students: have you voted in the AMS Referendum yet? This is a very important vote that will determine the future of the UPass program, the…

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K’Naan speaks in House of Commons today on Bill C393, vote at 6pm et

So I’m not going to claim ‘expert’ on this one, as it’s an issue that I don’t have a terrible amount of background in. However, you…

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“I didn’t know lawyers had ethics!”: How I’m trying to avoid ending up like Marshall Eriksen

I would attempt to explain why I was trying to locate my ethical beliefs by reading article, after report, after court indictment last term, and the…

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“Just like when the sun goes behind a cloud, it will come out again.”

Phillip Jeffrey is one of the most active members of both the Terry and greater UBC community. Even before working formally for the Terry Project, I…

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