Civil society speaks on the anniversary of the G20 in Toronto

A group of civil society organizations and concerned individuals hosted this press conference in Toronto on the one-year anniversary of the G20 in Toronto. These organizations are pressing for an independent inquiry into illegal police actions taken before and during that weekend. Some have also suggested that outstanding charges should be dropped in light of police abuses – especially conspiracy charges leveled against demonstration organizers who were arrested “preemptively” prior to the summit.

For more information on how you can support the G20 detainees, see:

The G20 Legal Fund (Québec)
http://www.clac2010.net/en/node/193
Guelph ABC G20 Support Fund
http://guelphprisonersolidarity.wordpress.com/g20-support/
The G20 Legal Defence Fund (Toronto)
http://g20legaldefencefund.wordpress.com/
Community Solidarity Network
http://g20.torontomobilize.org
G20 Statement | June 2011: Our Streets Are Still On Fire
http://toronto.mediacoop.ca/story/june-2011-our-streets-are-still-fire/7580
Beyond the G20: Opposing All Forms of Police Repression
http://movementdefence.org/node/33

Liberation Cooperative Organization in Toronto (LCO-TOR)

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