In solidarity with Indigenous Women across Turtle Island, please join us in an evening of understanding
The Epidemic of Continuing Violence Against Indigenous Women
6:30 PM Wednesday, September 16th, 2009
Auditorium, National Library and Archives
395 Wellington St. Ottawa, Algonquin Territory
Wheelchair Accessible
Free!
With the recent news about Abousfian Abdelrazik’s return to Canada after years of fear and uncertainty, Octopus Books invites you to a timely panel discussion about the civil rights of Canadian citizens and the violation of those rights by the Government.
We All Have A Right To The Truth
presents experiences and thoughts of three courageous individuals:
Abdullah Almalki, Canadian Citizen who was detained, interrogated and tortured in Syria
Yavar Hameed, human rights lawyer and counsel for Abousifian Abdelrazik
Solidarity with Amazonian Peoples!
Demonstration and information picket in front of the Peruvian Embassy.
Come out to demonstrate in order to keep international attention focused on Peru! Help make sure that the government of Peru responds to the demands that are being made by Amazonian Indigenous communities!
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A talk featuring Rachel Corrie's parents and Judy Rebick
Subject: Gaza Still Under Attack
Friday, June 12 at 7:00pm
CUPE Local 503 Office
1505 Carling (West of Kirkwood)
Judy Rebick is a Jewish activist, writer and founder of Rabble.ca
Rachel Corrie was killed by the Israeli military while defending
Palestinian homes from demolition. Her parents Craig and Cindy have
Bring Abousfian Abdelrazik Home!
On Friday, 3 April, Minister of Foreign Affairs Lawrence Cannon refused to give a passport to Abousfian Abdelrazik. The flight Abousfian was due to board left without him, and he remains in the same situation of forced exile that he has been in for six years - living for almost a year in the
Canadian embassy in Khartoum.
