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• The Language Recruitment Fair

  Make a date in your diary to visit this years Language Recruitment Fair where companies from across the UK and Ireland will be offering exciting careers for linguists. The next Language Recruitment Fair will be held on November 3rd, 4th and 5th 2006 and looks set to be twice the size of the 2005 Fair. Free tickets will be available on our website for registered users of Top Language Jobs around August 2006.
  
  Location: London, Olympia
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• Liverpool Arabic Arts Festival -THEATRE

  In March 2003 Rachel Corrie, a 23 year old American, went to aid Palestinians in the Gaza Strip but was killed by Israeli troops while doing so. Rachel combined an activist passion with an artist sensibility and this selection from her writings and diaries captures her boundless curiosity, nomadic spirit and rage against injustice.
  This is another chance to see this powerful and thought provoking play after recent sell out performances.
  
  My Name is Rachel Corrie- 8.00PM
  
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• LIVERPOOL ARABIC ARTS FESTIVAL

  In 1939, a group of Liverpool racially diverse men board the Merchant Navy ships to set sail. Dicky and Sam are two youngsters eager to follow in the footsteps of their fathers and countless other Liverpudlians. Celebrating their spirit, heroism and humour, Cruel Sea was inspired by the memories and experiences of Liverpool war-time Merchant Navy including Arab and Yemeni elders.
  
  Suitable for a family audience.
  Friday 6 July- Everyman Theatre- 6.15PM
  
  
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• LIVERPOOL ARABIC ARTS FESTIVAL-FILM

  Reality Check takes stock of everyday concerns and behaviours such as love, seduction, social manners and gossip. Work by Akram Al-Ashqar (Palestine), Mohammed Hammad (Egypt), Larissa Sansour (Palestine), Ahmed Khaled (Egypt), Vesna Milicevic (Serbia), Nesrine Khodr & Ghassan Salhab (Lebanon/Senegal), Doa Aly (Egypt) and Khalil Rabah (Palestine). Artist Larissa Sansour will be at the screening to discuss her work.
  
  6.30PM Running time approximately 90 minutes
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• Liverpool Arabic Arts Festival -Film

  Filmed in Baghdad in the aftermath of the U.S. invasion, its cast and crew subject to kidnappings from both sides, Ahlaam is one of the first feature films from post-Saddam Iraq. Voyeuristically, Ahlaam travels from past to present, tracing the paths of three characters whose lives are marked by the brutality of the Bathist regime, in what becomes an increasingly nightmarish odyssey.
  
  Directed by Mohamed Al Daradji
  Iraq 2006,110 minutes, drama
  
  6.15PM
  
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• LIVERPOOL ARABIC ARTS FESTIVAL

  Journey of Desire : A Foreign Dancer in Cairo
  Directed by Sara Farouk
  The UK premiere of the film A Journey of Desire. Over many centuries Cairo has drawn foreigners to its heart, and kept them there by magic. This is a film about Yasmina of Cairos journey, but it has not been her journey alone¦
  
  Part of the Rock The Pyramids event, the film is followed by an afternoon of Egyptian dance including a female workshop focusing on Saeedi (folk dance), Modern oriental (bellydance) and Shaabi (street music).
  World Museum Liverpool (Treasure House Theatre)
  11.00AM-1.00PM
  
  
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• LIVERPOOL ARABIC ARTS FESTIVAL

  A Bite of Life is a documentary exploring three themes in the lives of children from an ethnic background. It shows the compromises that they make and the effort they put in their actions to live two parallel lives at once. The children talk about the way they eat, dress and communicate with everyone around them.
  World Museum Liverpool (Treasure House Theatre)
  2.00 - 3.00PM
  
  
  Veneer is a deletion video installation deletion that speaks metaphorically about how individuals make judgments based on appearance and is driven by Doaas own experience of wearing the Hijab.
  
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• LIVERPOOL ARABIC ARTS FESTIVAL- VISUAL ARTS

  An opportunity to see a collection of contemporary ceramics by Egyptian born Ashraf Hanna. Inspired by ancient forms and techniques, Ashraf hand-builds his earthenware vessels which are burnished and then smoke-fired using the Raku technique.
  
  All the work in the exhibition is for sale.
  Bluecoat Display Centre, College Lane and
  Bluecoat Display Centre Two, Hanover Street
  
  Free
  
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• LIVERPOOL ARABIC ARTS FESTIVAL

  Coal, Frankincense and Myrrh:Yemen and British Yemenis
  
  Nationally renowned photographer Tim Smith talks about exploring stories of Yemeni migration and the shared histories of Britain and Yemen.
  
  His photographs, taken along the ancient incense and spice routes of Yemen, show its trading role at the crossroads of Arabia, Africa, Europe and the Far East. Tim will describe his journeys to remote towns and villages to find those who began the process of migration to Britain. Refreshments will be provided.
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• Heart of the World: Reem Kelani

  Monday 7 May
  7.30pm
  £10/£8
  The Maltings, Ely
  
  "…Reem Kelani's voice will make the hairs on your neck stand up."
  Jazz UK, Pete Martin
  
  “Reem Kelani is Palestinian but her vocal style seems to effortlessly transcend any boundaries� Time Out, London
  
  Heart of the World: Reem Kelani. Ancient and haunting songs from Palestine. An intense musical experience.
  
  Box Office: 01353 616991. www.adec.org.uk
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• Invitation to olive picking [Holy land, Palestine, October 2008

  Olive Picking Program 2008 The JAI, in cooperation with the Alternative Tourism Group (ATG), is organizing the Olive Picking Program 2008, hence inviting people from all over the world to join.
  
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• Iranian Film "Night Bus"

  Night Bus takes place on a single night during the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s.
  
  A young private is assigned the difficult mission of delivering a bus full of POWs from the front line back to Iran.
  
  He faces a long, dark night on the rickety bus with an elderly nagging driver.
  
  Winner of the 2007 Asia Pacific Screen Awards: Grand Jury Prize and 2007 Iran Cinema Celebration in the Best Film and Best Screenplay category.
  
  Price: $10.00 per person
  
  Tickets available from RENOIR Cinema only.
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• "View From a Grain of Sand"

  Meetup Description: Organised as part of the Asia House exhibition, A Darkness Visible: Afghanistan. This documentary film by Meena Nanji follows a journey through the last 30 years of Afghanistan’s history as lived by three Afghan women.
  
  Shot in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the film tells how the lives of a doctor, teacher and social activist were violently affected by wars of international making and three different regimes in Afghanistan.
  
  Price: GBP8.00 per person
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• The Language Recruitment Fair

  The Language Recruitment Fair is the largest and most exciting exhibition of its kind dedicated to multilingual recruitment. If you are a bilingual or multilingual speaker and you are interested in finding a job that meets your skills this is a "must see" event!
  
  Have the chance to
  
  • meet many employers under one roof, saving you time and energy when looking for your job!
  • talk to leading employers Face-to-Face and discuss a wide range of employment opportunities.
  • conduct interviews with Companies hoping to hire staff
  
  For more info and to apply for your FREE ticket visit www.languagerecruitmentfair.ie
  
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• Arabic Book Fair

  ARABIC BOOK FAIR LONDON: 13th of April 2008
  The Royal College of Art adjacent to the Royal Albert Hall.
  For the first time Londoners will have access to a varying range of Arabic books. The event will focus on children's Arabic books (in Arabic
  
  Thousands of Titles under one roof.
  Stroy telling by Arabic School teachers 11-3pm
  
  The latest in Arabic learnign tools
  £5 at door £2 in advance on website
  
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• Arab Media Watch annual fundraising dinner: 16 September 2006

  We seek the pleasure of your company at the second annual fundraising dinner of Arab Media Watch, an independent, non-profit organisation (the only one of its kind) set up in 2000 to strive for objective coverage of Arab issues in the British media. The dinner, whose focus will be Lebanon, is taking place at 7.30pm on Saturday 16 September at the Royal Garden hotel on Kensington High Street, London.
  
  We hope you will be able to attend and support the dinner. To do so, please contact 07956 455 528 or info@arabmediawatch.com
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• The Role of Women

  Forum "The Role of Women in Upholding the Importance of Marriage in Modern Society" for info. Call 02075630907 or 07723024750.
  
  2.30pm to 5.30pm
  
  43 Lancaster Gate London W2 3NA
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• Wine Tasting Evening

  Wine Tasting Evening
  Tickets £35 each.
  Organised by the St. John Eye Hospital.
  
  For inf. 02072532582
  
  St. John's Gate. London EC1
  
  6.30 to 8.30 pm
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• Interfaith Peace Meeting

  Interfaith Peace Meeting. Organised by the Interreligious & International Federation for World Peace
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• Interfaith Peace Meeting

  Interfaith Peace Meeting. Organised by the Interreligious & International Federation for World Peace
  
  43 Lancaster Gate
  London W2 3NA
  
  At 7pm
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• Seasonal Gathering Ambassadors for Peace review of 2005 & Planning of 20

  Organised by the Interreligious & International Federation for World Peace, info- 020 7723 0721.
  
  43 Lancaster Gate
  London W2 3NA
  
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• Banipal Live 2006

  Banipal Live 2006 is a partnership of Banipal Magazine with the British Council and The Reading Agency and includes a pioneering project with selected libraries along the tour route. A prepared list of titles by contemporary Arab authors – including best-selling reads, classics, poetry and books by women – form the basis for book loans, themed events and reading groups. This will enable readers in the UK to discover for themselves the wealth and diversity of contemporary Arab literature.
  
  Place: London Review Bookshop,
  14 Bury Place, London WC1A 2JL
  Tickets: £6 / £4 concs
  Disabled Access:Yes, but
  no accessible toilet
  
  
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• Debate: The Rise of China spells the Decline of the West: for the motion

  Jonathan Fenby, Isabel Hilton, Martin Wolf.  Against the motion Dr. Linda Yueh, Joe Studwell, John Ralston, Chair Anna Ford. Tickets  £20 available from Intelligence Squared 
  
  6 pm to 8.30pm
  
  Royal Geographical Society – No. 1 Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AR
  
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• Interfaith Peace Meeting

  Interfaith Peace Meeting Organised by the Interreligious & International Federation for World Peace
  
  7 pm
  
  43 Lancaster Gate,
  London W2 3NA
  
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• Annual fund raising dinner for the Medical School of Al Quds University

  Annual fund raising dinner for the Medical School of Al Quds University. Guests to include Jeremy Hardy and John Snow. Tickets £ 100.
  
  Carlton Towers Hotel,
  
  7.30pm
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• Debate: Better Rough Justice Thank Another 9/11. for the motion

  Debate: Better Rough Justice Thank Another 9/11. for the motion, Michael Ignatieff, Alasdair Palmer Charles Clarke MP. Against the motion Peter Hitchens, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Edward Fitzgerald QC Chair Richard Lindley. Tickets £ 20 available from Intelligence Squared.
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• Debate: apart from CHAVS, The British Have No Class.

  Debate|: apart from CHAVS, The British Have No Class. Speakers include Joward Jacobson, Ferdinand Mount, Boris Johnson, Simon Fanshawe, Kate Fox and Deborah Moggach, Chair Clement Freud. Tickets £ 20 available from Intelligence Squared
  
  Royal Geographical Society – No. 1 Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AR
  
  6pm to 8.30pm
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• The Language Recruitment Fair is the largest and most exciting exhibition of its kind dedicated to language recruitment. We have received an amazing level of interest in response to the Dublin fair, which promises to attract thousands of candidates and many organisations interested in recruiting people with linguistic skills across a wide range of sectors.
  
  This will be an excellent opportunity for bilingual and multilingual professionals to develop your career with leading employers in Ireland. Candidates will be able to talk to Companies Face to Face and discuss a wide range of employment opportunities in Ireland.
  
  The Language Recruitment Fair Ireland will be held on 25th and 26th May 2007 in the Gresham Hotel in Dublin.
  
  For your Free ticket and more information visit: http://www.languagerecruitmentfair.ie/
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• The London Arabic Language Meetup

  Ahlan Wa Sahlan!
  
  Meeting up for our regular practice session - If the red room is available (behind main bar area), go there as it is quieter than main bar area. If not available, main bar area it is!
  
  The event remains aimed at anyone who wants to speak in Arabic or improve their spoken Arabic in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.
  People from all levels welcome as well as native speakers who always are a great help! we organise many social events as well.
  
  It will run from 7.00-9.30pm (or later!)
  
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