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APRIL 26 2002: General Assembly on April 15 2003

Anonyme, Friday, April 11, 2003 - 16:12
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General assembly for the people who were encircled by the riot squad on April 26 2002, or who were witness of this event.

General assembly
for the people
who were encircled
by the riot squad
on April 26 2002

Tuesday, April 15, 2003, 6 pm
Old-Montreal Cegep
Non-smoker’s cafeteria
255 Ontario East street
(between Sanguinet and Hôtel-de-ville)
Berri-UQAM metro station

The CLAC’s legal committee in collaboration with the COBP (Collective Opposed to Police Brutality) is appealing to anyone who was present during the preventative mass arrest of April 26 2002.

You are invited to participate to the first general assembly of the people who were encircled by the riot police, during the meeting of G8 ministers, in Montreal, on April 26 2002.

There’s two purposes for the meeting. First, it will be an occasion to discuss the upcoming collective trial that will take place at Montreal municipal court, on May 14 2003, for the persons who, on April 26 2002, had received a ticket by virtu of article 2 of the P-6 municipal bylaw (the “ anti-demonstration bylaw


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