No One is Illegal spokesperson Syed Hussan was arrested today on the way to a press conference addressing the targeting of community organizers. Farrah Miranda, who was with Hussan at the time on the way to the press conference, was detained in an unmarked van and driven around for 45 minutes in what she calls “a clear attempt to intimidate me.”

DETROIT - As heads of state from the Group of 20 (G20) most developed and economically powerful emerging nations meet in Toronto, Canada this weekend, some activists at the U.S.

Clayton Thomas-Muller, a 34-year-old Cree activist who works for indigenous rights and environmental justice, says Alberta’s oil sands patch is killing native communities — culturally and literally.

June 26, 2010

More reports from the Toronto Media Co-op: police repression at the G20 appears to be escalating with house raids, cops kicking down doors, dragging people from their beds and kicking those sleeping on the floor. Arrest warrants have been issued for "key organizers".

For up to the minute coverage of the G8/G20 protests, go to TMC's Alternative Media Centre.

JUNE 2010 RESISTANCE is out. BA CABIN CREW STRIKE AGAIN!, Strikes and action (at National
Gallery, Glasgow 'Culture & Sport' & newpapers, Polish Bus Workers against privatisation,
Bangladesh workers), Education round-up, Arizona immigration laws, Brighton & Calais
migrant solidarity, Election result, Jennyfer Spencer, Hereford anti-fascism, and more.

WEâRE NOT SINGING ANYMORE (Chored without persmission from Ian Bone) ---- The penny has
finally dropped for the Left - they need the police to protect them from the EDL. or some
people are going to get seriously battered soon. Hence the calls for bans on marches,
proscription of organisations and a tactical âwithdrawal from the fieldâ and leave the
police to handle them.

By Dawn Paley - June 25, 2010

As G8 heads of state meet in Huntsville, Ontario, people in Toronto are preparing to spend the weekend in what is being described more and more frequently as a police state...For refugees living in Canada, the sight of hundreds of police surrounding a gathering in a park can trigger painful memories of the wars that they lived through.