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G20
Hip Hop artist Testament speaks about the need to speak out in the face of state repression
While Americans were remembering the events of September 11th, the gym at Kirk hall in Victoria was packed with book worms
By Tim McSorley - September 3, 2010
Police continue to make arrests in relation to June's G20 protests in Toronto...The latest is 28-year-old Montreal resident Juan Lepore, who appeared in a Toronto court this morning on charges of mischief exceeding $5000, mischief endangering life, and assault.
Political battle continues with mass appearances of G20 defendants
The legal prosecution of political activists continued on Monday as approximately 300 people appeared in court on G20-related charges.
The 34th annual Prison Justice Day, held at Trout Lake Park on August 10th, was a sobering realization of the harsh conditions in Canadian prisons, relieved only by the sheer amount of solidarity work being done in conjunction with those in the correctional system.
In this music heavy show, Dan Discusses G20 violence, plays a CRIME on France, and plays Abousfian Abdelrazik Interview among other updates...
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the story of a G20 arrest & megaphone wreck
NEW five-part video series G20 TORONTO INQUIRY Accounts of a Police Conspiracy links: 1
By Natalie Gray - July 21, 2010
...I went to Toronto to exercise my civil rights and march in active opposition to the G8 and G20 meetings being held there. On Sunday June 27th, I attended a jail solidarity protest that was peaceful. Without warning a line of riot police started moving towards us, and while running away, I was shot twice with rubber bullets, then arrested and incarcerated for 30 hours. I have been charged with obstruction of a peace officer. I have never been more terrified, more dehumanized or more in pain than I was that day. I wish my story were unique.
June 30, 2010
My name is Lacy MacAuley, and this is the story of my arrest, including my being violently assaulted, strangled, and punched while riding into the police station in the back of the van...I had come to Toronto from Washington DC to protest the G20 by helping to write about and photograph events that question and deconstruct the G20’s authority.
By Tim McSorley - July 6, 2010
Early this morning, Montreal community organizer and activist Jaggi Singh turned himself in to the Toronto Police Service. The TPS had issued a warrant for his arrest on charges of "criminal conspiracy, including alleged conspiracies to commit mischief to property, assault police, and obstruct justice," according to a release by No One is Illegal. He is the last of 16 people that police are co-accusing in conspiracy around the G20 summit held last weekend in Toronto.
By Christian Peña - June 28, 2010
People were seen shaking and very scared as [they] talked to family and friends on their cell phones. By 6:30 pm it began to rain heavily on the crowd. One young man held up a sign that said, “Everything will be OK” as riot cops banged their shields. Riot cops had been slowly going into the crowd and arresting people one at a time. They even enclosed a hot dog vendor and a woman in an electric wheelchair.
The role of radical grassroots media in 2010 protest coverage
The atmosphere in the Alternative Media Centre (AMC) was like nowhere else: tense yet anticipating.
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