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The duty to be outraged
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Dr Jean Dubberley obituary

Jean Dubberley was devoted to looking after the health of women and children
NicolaCutcher
Mon 25 Jan 2021 13.47 EST
Last modified on Fri 26 Feb 2021 14.00 EST
My friend Jean Dubberley, who has died aged 89 after suffering a stroke, was a doctor in family planning and community medicine. She was devoted to looking after the health of women and children, and played a vital role in the campaign for national screening for cervical cancer.
In 1963, the Northern Echo, then edited by Harold Evans, was campaigning for women to be screened for cervical cancer. Jean was the anonymous author of a piece published in July of that year headed “How I had a womb cancer test: a woman doctor describes how she had the one-minute cervical smear test”. ....

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RTÉ Archives | Society | Anti-Apartheid Protests

Demonstration in Dublin against the apartheid regime in South Africa as the Springboks play Ireland.
The South African rugby team toured Ireland and Britain during 1969 and 1970. However, the all white team was not always welcomed with open arms. At the height of apartheid control in South Africa, the Springboks were viewed as a representation of the regime and the inequalities that existed in South Africa. The Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement organised demonstrations throughout the Springboks visit to voice their opposition to the apartheid regime.
On 10 January 1970, the Springboks played Ireland at Lansdowne Road in Dublin. Protesters were again out in force. Accompanied by a band anti-apartheid protesters march down O Connell Street in Dublin holding placards with No Racialism in Sport and Boks Go Home written on them. There are scenes of unrest outside Lansdowne Road as the Springboks arrive by coach and protesters are confronted by police. ....

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In 1980, Hugh Masekela and Miriam Makeba performed inside South Africa against the government's wishes — in Lesotho

In December of 1980, the jazz musician and activist Hugh Masekela was set to return to South Africa for the first time in twenty years. His friend Vic Moloi got him on the phone and told him it was time. It was time for him to return to the country his global liberation work had gotten him banned from.
Hugh Masekela performing at SOBs NYC, July 9th, 1998. Photo by David Corio.
Masekela left South Africa 20 years earlier. Shortly after the Sharpeville Massacre.
It happened on March 21st, 1960, in the South African township of Sharpeville, when a day of demonstrations against pass laws wore on. The pass laws were created to – among other things – segregate the population and allocate the labor of migrants. The laws most adversely impacted Black African citizens, who would have to carry passbooks when venturing beyond the borders of their homeland. Pass Laws were one of the defining features of South African Apartheid. ....

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Delight that Mandela meeting Haughey before Thatcher

Delight that Mandela meeting Haughey before Thatcher
ANC leader, who was released from jail in 1990 after 27 years, visited Ireland in July
Sun, Dec 27, 2020, 00:02

Senior officials in government were delighted that Nelson Mandela had chosen to meet taoiseach Charles Haughey in Ireland ahead of meeting British prime minister Margaret Thatcher in London.
The African National Congress (ANC) leader, who was released from Robben Island in February 1990 after 27 years incarceration, visited Ireland in July that year.
Mandela arrived from the US, where he had been received by then president George Bush snr.
The itinerary for this three-day visit to Ireland had been arranged by the ANC which insisted he fly to Ireland with Aer Lingus, and also use the airline for his onward journey to London. ....

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