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The criminalization of dissent in the U.S.

Early in the morning on Friday, September 24, FBI agents in Chicago and Minnesota's Twin Cities kicked in the doors of anti-war activists, brandishing guns, spending hours rifling through their homes. The FBI took away computers, photos, notebooks and other personal property. Residents were issued subpoenas to appear before a grand jury in Chicago. It was just the latest in the ongoing crackdown on dissent in the U.S., targeting peace organizers as supporters of "foreign terrorist organizations."

Progressive Voices

The mother of crime is poverty

August 3, 2011
| We speak with criminal defence lawyer Shane Martinez on the Harper crime agenda, Hudak's vow of manual labour for prisoners, criminalization of activism, policing of marginalized communities and more.

11:08 minutes (10.21 MB)
Needs No Introduction

On taking down fences and the criminalization of dissent: An interview with Jaggi Singh

May 28, 2011
| On April 28, activist Jaggi Singh pleaded guilty to urging people to take down the G20 summit fence in Toronto last June. This interview was recorded by Carmelle Wolfson following his guilty plea.

19:53 minutes (18.24 MB)

Rewriting a Country: Towards a Just and Peaceful Canada

Nov 19 2010 - 7:30pm
Nov 21 2010 - 5:00pm

Location

University of Alberta Edmonton, AB
Canada
Phone: 780-492-8558
Fax: 780-492-8738
53° 32' 36.8304" N, 113° 29' 25.6272" W

A conference featuring:

Contact name: 
Parkland Institute
Contact email: 

Get involved: Whose security? Our security! Popular Forum on Countering the National Security Agenda

Feb 4 2011 - 9:00am
Feb 6 2011 - 9:00am

Location

Montreal, QC
Canada
45° 30' 31.9212" N, 73° 33' 15.2712" W

Montreal, 4 to 6 February 2011
People's Commission Network Popular Forum
Mark your calendar and get involved!

Countering the National Security Agenda

The People's Commission Network is organizing a conference to mobilize our networks to collectively address the growing threat of the national security agenda.

WHOSE SECURITY? OUR SECURITY

Through a process of consultation, several areas have been identified as priorities for public debate and action:

Contact name: 
Popular Education Committee

From Palestine to Canada: Defending the rights of human rights defenders‏

Addameer Logo
Oct 27 2010 - 7:00pm
Oct 27 2010 - 9:00pm

Location

University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, Flavelle House, Solarium
78 Queen’s Park
Toronto, ON M5S 2C5
Canada
43° 39' 59.8968" N, 79° 23' 35.8728" W

The Arab Canadian Lawyers Association (ACLA), in collaboration with Addameer and the International Human Rights Program (U of T Law), is pleased to present a public lecture with:

                                                 Ala Jaradat, Addameer

AND

Barbara Jackman, Jackman & Associates 

Contact name: 
Dania Majid
Contact email: 
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