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Image: Janet Spring/Edwin Espinel and Karen Spring in Honduras.
Janet Spring -- recent Honduran turmoil threatens the freedom of her son-in-law Edwin Espinel
Victoria Fenner | It was good news when Edwin Espinel was released on bail from a Honduran prison, but his Canadian mother-in-law says it presents more danger that he could be ordered back to prison.
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A small rural town works together to free Edwin Espinal, a Honduran political prisoner
Support from surprising places – a small town rural community bands together to free Honduran political prisoner
Victoria Fenner | Janet Spring lives the small rural community of Elmvale, Ontario. When her son-in-law was imprisoned in Honduras for political activism, her community rallied to help.
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The fight to get Karen Spring into Honduran prison
Ben Powless | In January, her partner was arrested by the Honduran government. Now, Karen Spring is working to free him and other political prisoners targeted by the regime.
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Learning from political prisoners and awakening resistance in Canada
Scott Neigh | Scott Neigh talks to organizers of the 2018 Certain Days: Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar, and its theme of "Awakening Resistance."
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Calendar pays tribute to political prisoners and histories of struggle for justice
Scott Neigh | Helen Hudson and Sara Falconer talk about the Certain Days: Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar project, with supplemental audio from Herman Bell.
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Groundwire Episode 1: Migrant justice, land claims and more
GroundWire | This episode is produced by CHRW in London, Ontario, featuring stories about the temporary foreign workers program, BC Yukon Association of Drug War Survivors, Toronto Pride and more.
Activist Toolkit
Take action to free imprisoned union leaders and activists in Iran
| Political prisoners in Iran need your help.
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Freedom for Ireland - Talk and Q+A with Francis Mackey of the 32CSM
[email protected] Radio, Radio Basics KW | Francis Mackey of Ireland's 32 County Sovereignty Movement spoke to a crowd in Kitchener about resisting continued british occupation of northern Ireland.
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Bored but not broken: So this is it folks...
Mandy Hiscocks | Instead of the approaching winter, I feel the onset of spring -- that excitement about spending more time outside, the plans and hopes of new beginnings. I'm getting ready to leave this place!
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Bored but not broken: Things that shouldn't happen
Mandy Hiscocks | The inquiry into the death of Ashley Smith in a Federal Penitentiary five years ago has been shining a much-needed light on policy and procedure at Correctional Services Canada.
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Mandy Hiscocks files a human rights application against Vanier
Mandy Hiscocks | Today I'm filing a human rights application against the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services and Vanier Centre for Women.
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Bored but not broken: random musings - October continued.
Mandy Hiscocks | Last night they screwed up when they turned the lights out. the hallway lights went out as well as the ones in our rooms, and for a few wonderful seconds it was completely dark.