To be clear my scepticism was not related to the idea of a "red card". I think it is a simple and ingenious way for people to communicate their displeasure. Its something they instantly recognise and can make cheaply on their own. In fact as seen above, it need not a card at all! Anything red will do! My scepticism was related to whether it could be "sustained" and could be identified with specific and concrete demands. This does appear to have happened, though it is still unclear on what "success" for the movement looks like.
I am guessing we will no longer see professionalism from TIZ.
ReplyDeleteCould they be joining the campaign because of the controversial NGO bill which I am not sure was passed or not passed??
now it will be churches flashing red card coz the people in poverty are to many.
ReplyDeleteI was a bit uncomfortable the first time I saw the above photo, because I did not expect any of those organisations represented to show a partisan stance. Should'nt NGO's be opposing and proposing ideas rather than opposing a government?
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