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<font color= Red>FIGHTING PALESTINIAN DEPORTATIONS IN MONTREAL</font>

Paul, Viernes, Mayo 28, 2004 - 14:18
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Coalition Against the Deportation of Palestinian Refugees

 
Throughout the past year the Coalition Against the Deportation of Palestinian Refugees has led a Montreal based campaign to fight the deportation of more than 100 Palestinian refugees from Canada. A majority of the pending Palestinian deportations are slated for the coming weeks and months, so there are a series of actions and events, which are being organized to build support for the fight against Palestinian deportations.

The political power of collective action and popular support for the Palestinian refugees was clearly illustrated this past month with the case of Osama Saleh. After a persistent political campaign, Osama's pending deportation to the West Bank was halted by a Canadian Federal Court Judge. The Coalition Against the Deportation of Palestinian Refugees continues to highlight the case of Khalil Ayoub, 67, Nabih Ayoub, 69, and Therese Boulos Haddad, 62, three Palestinian refugees from the refugee camp of Ein El-Helweh in Lebanon who have taken sanctuary in the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Church since the 30th of January 2004 in order to escape deportation.

Despite this fight against Palestinian deportations, Citizenship and Immigration Canada maintains that their decision to attempt to deport Palestinian refugees to the illegal and deadly Israeli military occupation, which plagues daily life throughout Occupied Palestine and to the violence, poverty and persecution which defines life in the Palestinian refugee camps of Lebanon. Furthermore, there is clear Canadian acknowledgement of the danger and persecution faced by Palestinians in the Occupied Territories. This acknowledgment is outlined by the travel advisory issued by Foreign Affairs Canada .

To get more information or to get involved with the Coalition Against the Deportation of Palestinian Refugees Contact: 514 591 3171 / refu...@riseup.net

To know more, read the articles published on the CMAQ:

And consult our dossier regularly!

 
Throughout the past year the Coalition Against the Deportation of Palestinian Refugees has led a Montreal based campaign to fight the deportation of more than 100 Palestinian refugees from Canada. A majority of the pending Palestinian deportations are slated for the coming weeks and months, so there are a series of actions and events actions and events , which are being organized to build support for the fight against Palestinian deportations.

The political power of collective action and popular support for the Palestinian refugees was clearly illustrated this past month with the case of Osama Saleh. After a persistent political campaign, Osama's pending deportation to the West Bank, was halted by a Canadian Federal Court Judge. The Coalition Against the Deportation of Palestinian Refugees, continues to highlight the case of Khalil Ayoub, 67 Nabih Ayoub, 69 and Therese Boulos Haddad, 62, three Palestinian refugees from the refugee camp of Ein El-Helweh in Lebanon who have taken sanctuary in the Notre-Dame-de-Grace Church since the 30th of January 2004 in order to escape deportation.

Despite this fight against Palestinian deportations, Citizenship and Immigration Canada maintains that their decision to attempt to deport Palestinian refugees to the illegal and deadly Israeli military occupation , which plagues daily life throughout Occupied Palestine and to the violence, poverty and persecution which defines life in the Palestinian refugee camps of Lebanon. Furthermore, there is clear Canadian acknowledgement of the danger and persecution faced by Palestinians in the Occupied Territories. This acknowledgment is outlined by the travel advisory issued by Foreign Affairs Canada .

To get more information or to get involved with the Coalition Against the Deportation of Palestinian Refugees Contact: 514 591 3171 / refu...@riseup.net

To know more, read the articles published on the CMAQ:

And consult our dossier regularly!

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