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An Appeal to Join All India Convention and Protest March against Death PenaltyAnonyme, Sunday, November 20, 2005 - 16:37 Hope, you are well aware of the debate going on in the media on the issue of death penalty. For the first time the debate has been joined by the President of India, with whom twenty mercy petitions involving the lives of fifty convicts, are pending. The Home Ministry had advised the President not to pardon these convicts, but to reject their mercy petitions in toto. The Honourable President instead has returned the files of those convicts back to the Home Ministry to reconsider the execution of the death sentence to these persons on humanitarian, socio-economic and other grounds. [MAOIST_REVOLUTION] An Appeal to Join All India Convention and Protest March against Death Penalty An Appeal to Join All India Convention and Protest March against Death Penalty Friends, Hope, you are well aware of the debate going on in the media on the issue of death penalty. For the first time the debate has been joined by the President of India, with whom twenty mercy petitions involving the lives of fifty convicts, are pending. The Home Ministry had advised the President not to pardon these convicts, but to reject their mercy petitions in toto. The Honourable President instead has returned the files of those convicts back to the Home Ministry to reconsider the execution of the death sentence to these persons on humanitarian, socio-economic and other grounds. You remember that the All India Committee against Death Penalty had organised an All India Convention last year in the month of May at Delhi. In the convention five convicts of Bara incident, whose death penalties had been confirmed by the Supreme Court, was the focus of deliberations. Their mercy petitions too are pending with the President. In the convention which we are going to hold, we would be taking up the question of death sentence in general, and demanding the abolition of death sentence from the Indian Judiciary System. We appeal to you to attend this Convention and Protest March in front of the Home Minister to raise voice against the inhuman, biased and barbarian punishment of death penalty. CONVENTION Venue: Rajendra Bhawan Deendayal Upadhyaya Marg, Delhi Date: December 9, 2005 Time: 2 pm to 6 pm PROTEST MARCH Venue: Jantar Mantar, Delhi Date: December 10, 2005 Time: 12 noon Arjun Prasad Singh On behalf of All India Committee Against Death Penalty Date: November 17, 2005 Ph. 011-27675001 Mb. 09891703484 -- Dr. Darshan Pal POST ARTICLES TO: MAOI...@yahoogroups.com MESSAGES, LINKS & PHOTOS: http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/MAOIST_REVOLUTION http://www.lionesto.net/ Dispatches from People's War in Nepal CHINA STUDYGROUP http://www.chinastudygroup.org/ Krishna Sen News Agency ENGLISH: http://krishnasenonline.org/english.htm Quotations from Mao Tse Tung (Little Red Book): http://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/mao/works/red-book/index.htm REVOLUTIONARY INTERNATIONALIST MOVEMENT: http://www.awtw.org/rim/index.htm REVOLUTION (RCP ( U.S.A.) : http://www.rwor.org COMMUNIST PARTY OF NEPAL (MAOIST) MAPS OF NEPAL study / resource purposes http://www.rwor.org/i/graphpage/nepalmap.htm Communist Party Of India (Maoist) COMMITTEE TO SUPPORT REVOLUTION IN PERU http://www.csrpus.org/ Selected Works of Mao Tse-tung (Volume by Volume) COMMUNIST PARTY OF IRAN(MARXIST_LENINIST_MAOIST)- In Farsi http://www.sarbedaran.org/ Communist(Maoist)Party of Afghanistan International NEPAL Solidarity Forum (INSOF) : Anti imperialist Brigades (Colombia) Supporters of WPRM http://www.awtw.org A World To Win - A World to Win News Service, direct to your mail Box: http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/AWorldToWinNewsService/ To subscribe, click: awor...@yahoogroups.com Servicio Noticioso Un Mundo Que Ganar (A World to Win News Service - Spanish) http://www.wprm.org/ World People's Resistance Movement http://www.ac-gcr.org/ Revolutionary Communist Group-Colombia |
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