Contains issues, causes and the People First protest.

June 26, 2010 Toronto - Video report of the protests : from the Peace Rally at 12:30, to the march against the Ethiopian pm, to the crowd surrounding the police at 16:00.

This video does not represent the entire march of course. Many contingents and groups are not visible here.

I was not able to film everything since it was very difficult to move around with all the police blockades.

The positive aspect of the video, in my opinion, is the presence of issues and messages.

Récit de la manifestation de vendredi du 25 juin 2010.

TORONTO-Vendredi le 25 juin, la ville de Toronto a vu défiler une manifestation fière et vibrante d’environ 4000 personnes qui ont pris la rue derrière une banderole exigeant la Justice pour nos communautés : Non au G8/G20! Reprenons notre ville!

Des mesures coercitives exceptionnelles sont mises en application visant toute personne circulant trop près des clôtures de sécurité du G-20.

Next Monday the Auckland High Court will be hearing my appeal against a sentence in the Wellington District Court on 2 February 2010 where I was convicted and fined $200 for failing to file an election expenses return after standing as a candidate for the Human Rights Party (1) in Auckland Central.

Plusieurs groupes des premières nations sont descendus dans la rue hier pour protester contre les politiques canadiennes colonisatrices et destructives. Certaines estimations chiffraient le nombre de manifestants à 1 000 personnes.

La inseguridad que ahi se vive

Curtis F J Doebbler
Boletín informativo nº 5 de Tribunal Brussells

Traducido del inglés por Beatriz Morales Bastos

Photo Credit: Forced eviction leaves Maya Q'eqchi' elder homeless in eastern Guatemala. January 2007 Copyright: James Rodriguez/MiMundo

June 17, 2010
Today, international headlines are occupied with the news of the environmental disaster unfolding in the Gulf of Mexico– with inevitable comparisons made to the Exxon Valdez oil spill of 1989.

What’s less well known is that this amount of oil is spilt every year in Africa's Niger Delta* – one of the ten most important wetland and coastal marine ecosystems in the world.

What's worse is that the spill in Nigeria is happening next to people's homes and water and food sources, without anywhere near adequate clean up.

Imagine an environmental activist being intimidated, jailed or even killed for asking British Petroleum or the US Administration to do more to prevent this kind of environmental disaster.

Hier matin la police a arrêté 3 gens à Ottawa, disant qu’ils sonts nos chéris, le FFFC.

Hier soir, on a cassé des vitres et écrit notre solidarité sur le mur du RBC sur Sherbrooke, coin Victoria.

Innocents ou coupables, on est solidaire avec les arrêtés.
Fuck les banques. Fuck la police. Fuck les prisons.

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La solidarité, ca veut dire l’attaque.

-Le comité de soutien – Tendance de la nuit

RANGOON—From tree planting in Burma (Myanmar) to a solidarity rally in Washington and flash mobs in Britain, people around the world are holding events to mark the 65th birthday today of Aung San Suu Kyi.