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Pastor Makielokele Nzelengi Daly - or Detainee 4707
"I asked them, what are you doing here? It was then that the children told me that "oh, we were told we were coming to visit you." And I told them “no no no no, thats not reality, the reality is you've been arrested with me."
"My daughter asked me ‘why should we be arrested, what did we do? Should we be arrested for nothing?’ Those kind of words are very painful to a father."
Festival of Dissent Press Release
Tuesday, 05 April 2005
Anti-G8 Festival of Dissent! 6th-10th April 2005
Company Using Prison Labour
Press Coverage of Festival Of Dissent
Some press coverage of the week long Festival Of Dissent Anti-G8 Gathering being held 6-10th April in Lanarkshire.Full info on that including impressive line up of workshops and discussions at
http://www.dissent.org.uk
Previous article was:
Call to crack down on G8 demo camps
Sun 20 Mar 2005 TOBY MCDONALD
The Scotsman
http://www.nadir.org/nadir/initiativ/agp/resistg8/media/0320crack_down_camps.htm
Diaz Trial goes to European Court of Human Rights
Diaz Trial goes to European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.The Diaz trial of 28 policemen has been recommended to the European Court of Human Rights by the Italian prosecutor, Dr Enrico Zucca, following meetings with Mark Covell, the indymedia victim and primary witness in the Diaz trial.
Report with photos of the Glasgow anti-war demo on Saturday March 19th 2005.
Bonjour Tristesse - the story of Jean Seberg's destruction by COINTELPRO.
Towards a new COINTELPRO?
Guatemala massacres in the 1980s: My soul will not die!
Guatemala has seen over 36 years of military dictatorship, initiated and supported by the US with technical advisors, equipment and funding, and 250 000 civilians, particularly children and women, were massacred by the paramilitaries during the civil war. Thousands of clandestine mass graves are still all over the country.1996 the peace accords were signed, before only the armed struggle was an alternative to oppose the military dictatorship.
Today atrocities are still not talked about, the paramilitary forces and the intellectual authors of massacres not convicted nor do they stand in court, and many mass graves have not yet been exhuminated.
Jesus Tecu Osorio is one of the few human rights activists in Guatemala who has been able to give evidence against and the only one to thereby convict three paramilitary perpetrators of some of their crimes - linking them directly to at least one of the five massacres occuring to his community during 1981 and 1982.
He spoke at an event hosted by Amnesty International in Edinburgh, on Thursday, 17th of march 2005.
SOS: Trade unions in Colombia
The director of the department for human rights of the Colombian trade union federation CUT informs the national and international public about the existence of a strange plan. This plan is to murder trade unionists who are critical towards the current negotiations between government and paramilitaries in Colombia.18th of march: Day of the political prisoners 2005 (in Germany)
Scotsman Reports Bans Requested For G8 Protest in Derby on 17th March
The Scotsman in a PA news article has reported that police and councillors in Derbyshire have requested bans on G8 demonstrations which are planned for tomorrow - thursday 17th march - alongside G8 Environment and Development Ministers meeting. Home Secretary Charles Clarke will today consider meansures to be imposed.Below the article is reproduced for note:
Ex-Military Psychic Spying Group Above the Law?
This is an update to six investigative articles published online with new findings about the International Remote viewing Association's claims of being a 501c3 nonprofit group. The other six articles can be found at:
http://blogs.salon.com/0003531/
Democracy for Nepal
G8Alternatives Apply for Permission for Gleneagles Demo
The press have reported that G8Alternatives have today (11th march) applied for permission to hold their demonstration on the first day of the G8 Summit - starting from Gleneagles train station, passing by Gleneagles hotel, to end with a rally in the park at Auchterarder (the local village). The reports say that they think approval will be given with some conditions attached.G8 Dissent International Networking Meeting in Germany - Report
The Dissent international networking meeting was held over the weekend of 26th-27th February in Tuebingen, Germany.Up to one hundred people from all over europe and beyond came together to continue planning protests against the G8 Summit and campaigns around the issues related to it. With people from well over 20 different countries in attendance this was a truly international event.
