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U.S. corporations choose despots over democracy

"People holding a sign 'To: America. From: the Egyptian People. Stop supporting Mubarak. It's over!" so tweeted my brave colleague, Democracy Now! senior producer Sharif Abdel Kouddous, from the streets of Cairo.

in her own words

Egypt: Days of Anger in the Age of Terror

Montreal protest in support of Egypt, Jan. 28, 2011. Photo: Sarah Ghabrial

On Friday afternoon, starting around 2 p.m., 175 people gathered in front of the Egyptian consulate in Montreal to show their solidarity with the Egyptian protesters who have been calling since Tuesday for the end of Hosni Mubarak's regime.

Montreal supporters chanted for three hours in French, Arabic, and English, calling for an end to rampant poverty, police brutality, torture, corruption, economic stagnation, and dictatorship. "The youth want liberty and dignity!" they cried. "Down with Mubarak and all dictators!" Their signs and banners showed solidarity with the Tunisian movement that was seen to have sparked the protests in Egypt.

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Bored but not broken: Liberation

| February 2, 2012

Bored but not broken: Ten days down, 314 to go

| January 29, 2012
Migrant Matters

Mapuche communities deserve liberation of their land and people

December 12, 2011
| I sat down with Jaroslava, who is with the Women's Coordinating Committee For a Free Wallmapu, to talk about the struggles against the termination of the Mapuche culture and people at home and abroad.

34:42 minutes (47.66 MB)

G20 to C-10: Repression, austerity, and the prison boom

Dec 11 2011 - 6:00pm
Dec 11 2011 - 10:30pm

Location

Raging Spoon
761 Queen St W
Toronto, ON
Canada
43° 38' 47.2668" N, 79° 24' 27.216" W

Community meal and panel discussion benefit for 4strugglemag

Attempts have been made to shatter our movements. Since the 2010 G20 meeting in Toronto, the legal system has kept many silent, unable to speak about their experiences of repression. Join us on December 11 to hear from those charged with conspiracy at the G20 and those about to go to prison.

Speakers will include:

Wanda Whitebird
(Wanda Whitebird does support work with incarcerated Aboriginal women and is currently at the Women's Outreach/Support Services of Ontario Aboriginal HIV/AIDS Strategy.)

Migrant Matters

Thousands support Palestinians' right to education at World Education Forum, Montreal activist denied entry to Palestine

November 19, 2010
| Stefan talks about being refused into Palestine, education as a tool for emancipation from Israeli apartheid, and how international solidarity helps fight the occupation and apartheid.

17:11 minutes (15.73 MB)
Migrant Matters

More accounts of martial law at Toronto G20 protests (4 of 5)

October 18, 2010
| Another protester speaks out about the police brutality and indiscriminate arrests at the Toronto G8/20 protests.

17:27 minutes (11.99 MB)
Migrant Matters

More accounts of martial law at Toronto G20 protests (2 of 5)

August 28, 2010
| Kristin Guité shares her experience of the police campaign of intimidation and scare tactics at the recent G20 protests in Toronto.

36:38 minutes (67.08 MB)
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