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Eugene: March to Oppose Oppression of Homeless Community
, 25.06.2008 14:40
The Lane County Coalition Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) are hosting a rally and a march on Sunday, June 29th from the EMU on the University of Oregon Campus. They intend to draw awareness to the impact of the Olympics on the poor and homeless communities locally and globally.
I-69 Resistance and Repression Round-up
, 25.06.2008 14:40
Indiana June 24- Resistance to I-69 has been rapidly heating up in the past month. While the first protest camp set up was quietly evicted in early May, a tree-sit and occupation created in the path of a proposed onramp later that month lasted five weeks.
During that time, participants also built an elaborate ground camp, while simultaneously carrying on intensive organizing with local families threated by the road, culminating in a community picnic in Oakland City attended jointly by landowners and eco-activists. Exciting demonstrations and solidarity actions happened throughout the month - in Bloomington, Louisville, Maryland, and beyond.
5th Annual Trans March Kicks Off Pride Weekend
, 25.06.2008 02:39
The 5th annual Trans Price March will take place Friday June 27th in Dolores Park. There will be a rally at Dolores and 19th Street starting at 3pm and march leaves around 7pm. The theme of this year's march is "Marching for a Gender Inclusive ENDA", with an objective to bring a focus on transgender civil rights and to celebrate the support of the LGBT family.
The Trans March will kick off a weekend of Pride events. The 16th annual San Francisco Dyke March will take place Saturday June 28th in Dolores Park. The rally and stage begins at 3 with the march at 7pm. The 38th SF LGBT Pride Festival will take place Saturday from noon till 6 in Civic Center Plaza with the Pride March taking place on Market St from 10:30am through 7pm Sunday.
El gobierno español impide al "Mandela norteafricano" participar en un acto sobre el Sáhara en Las Palmas
, 25.06.2008 00:10
El activista saharaui de Derechos Humanos estuvo preso en cárceles marroquíes durante 25 años y fue condenado a muerte, según el Servicio de Comunicación Saharaui en Canarias; actualmente es el presidente del Comité Saharaui de Apoyo al Derecho de Autodeterminación (CSSASO). El cónsul general de España en Agadir (Marruecos), José María Rodríguez Coso, ha rechazado la solicitud de visado del antiguo preso político, presidente del Comité Saharaui de Apoyo al Derecho de Autodeterminación (CSSASO) y Premio RAFTO de Derechos Humanos en 2002, Sidi Mohamed Daddach, para viajar a Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, según informó el vicepresidente de CSSASO y activista saharaui de Derechos Humanos H´mad Hammad al Servicio de Comunicación Saharaui en Canarias (SCSC). Daddach, de 51 años, conocido como el “Mandela norteafricano” al ser el preso político que más tiempo ha permanecido en las cárceles marroquíes de forma ininterrumpida, más de 25 años, tenía prevista su participación en la Conferencia Internacional de Juristas por el Sah