At the book launch of The Guerrilla Is Like a Poet by Prof. Jose Maria Sison: Luis Jalandoni, Lisa Ito, Vincent van Gerven Oei, Prof.Sison and Walkie Miraña.
Prof. Jose Maria Sison is flanked by stage director Mitchy Saturay and visual artist Martha Mareietta Atienza at the screening of The Guerrilla Is a Poet at the Basissis voor Actuele Kunst.
At the Second New World Summit in Leiden: Julie de Lima, Prof. Sison, Luis Jalandoni, Ilena Saturay and Jan Fermon.
New World Academy on the Revolution in Rojava Kurdistan at De Balie Amsterdam, 21 October 2014.
Prof. Jose Maria Sison delivers the keynote address on The National Liberation Movement in the Philippines and Terrorist Listings by Foreign Powers to the Second New World Summit at The Waag, Leiden on 29 December 2012. He presents the history of the Communist Party of the Philippines, its New People’s Army and the Filipino struggle at large as well as his personal struggle as a result of being placed on the EU terrorist list.
Prof. Sison with Walkie Miraña and Lisa Ito of the Concerned Artists of the Philippines.
On behalf of Uitgevers, Prof. Dr. Vincent van Gerven Oei hands to Prof. Jose Maria Sison his book of poems, The Guerrilla Is Like a Poet, at the New World Academy.
Prof. Jose Maria Sison and Kurdish women’s leader Dilar Dirik.
Prof.Jose Maria Sison and Jonas Staal, founder of the New World Summit.
Prof. Jose Maria Sison delivers the keynote address on The National Liberation Movement in the Philippines and Terrorist Listings by Foreign Powers to the Second New World Summit at The Waag, Leiden on 29 December 2012. He presents the history of the Communist Party of the Philippines, its New People’s Army and the Filipino struggle at large as well as his personal struggle as a result of being placed on the EU terrorist list.
At the New World Academy Session IV: On the Art of Creating a New State, at the BAK basis voor actuele kunst, Utrecht, 19 October 2014.
Prof. Jose Maria Sison discusses how to develop the People’s Tribunal at the New World Academy on 16 November 2013.
At the Second New World Summit. Professor at the Centre for Terrorism and Counterterrorism. Beatrice de Graaf studied Modern History and German at Utrecht University and in Bonn. She received her PhD degree in December 2004, in Utrecht (Across the Wall: The GDR, the Dutch Churches and the Peace Movement), for which she received the Max van der Stoel Human Rights Prize. She worked as assistant professor at the Department of International History at Utrecht University. In 2007 she helped to establish the Centre for Terrorism and Counterterrorism of Campus The Hague, Leiden University, where she was appointed full professor of Conflict and Security History in 2012.
Renee inder Maur and Prof. Sison at the Second New World Summt in Leiden.
Jonas Staal, Maria Hjavajova and Prof. Jose Maria Sison at the People’s Art Exhibition at Utrexcht Central Museum, 10 April 2015.
Prof. Jose Maria Sison reads his prose poem “The People’s Outcry for Justice and Appeal for International Solidarity” as indictment by the National Democratic Movement of the Philippines against those responsible for the “Unnatural Disaster of Typhoon Haiyan at the first session of the Open Source Tribunal at the Nicolai Church of Utrecht, on 23 November 2013. He covers the environmental destruction, the failure of the Philippine authorities and the corruption of foreign and domestic NGOs.
At the cocktails of the New World Academy, Coni Ledesma, Lisa Ito, Prof. Sison and Ilena Saturay.
Celebrating the birthday of Renee InderMaur, concurrently with the People’s Art Exhibition.
Prominent Belgian lawyer Jan Fermon speaks at the New World Summit in Leiden on the case of Prof. Jose Maria Sison. He led the panel of legal luminaries that succeeded in having the European Court of Justice remove the name of Prof. Sison from the EU terrorist list after many years of litigation.
Prof. Jose Maria Sison delivers “ National Democratic Struggle and the People’s Trial of US Imperialism and Its Puppets”, at the New World Academy, Basis voor Actuele Kunst, Utrecht 15 November 2013.
Prof. Sison with Mareike Wiegels and Ralf Leonards at the Second New World Summit.
Prof. Jose Maria Sison as guest at Beyond Allegories debate on 9 May 2014 in the city council of Amsterdam. The event is a unique and committed seven-hour debate on proposals done by artists and politicians on the role of art in governance, political mobilization and action.
