Amnesty international: Close Guantánamo - join the protest in London
Amnesty international | 10.01.2008 22:11 | Repression | Terror War | London | World
Please join our demonstration
To mark the 6th anniversary we want as many people as possible dressed in Guantánamo-style orange boiler suits (provided by Amnesty), kneeling outside the US Embassy in London. Anyone can attend - please wear warm clothes but avoid bringing a bag with you.
We will assemble in the South East corner of Grosvenor Square promptly at 9:30am for dressing. The demonstration will take place inside the square from 10:30.
The nearest tube station is Bond Street.
If you would like to wear an orange boiler suit, or just want to let us know you are attending, please contact us at
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Amnesty international
Homepage:
http://www.amnesty.org.uk/events_details.asp?ID=627
Additions
Also at U.S. Embassy Fri Jan 11th. 4pm-6pm
11.01.2008 04:32
*Camp 1
June 10th. 2006
3 Suicides
Manel al Otaibi
Yasser al-Zahrani
Ali Abdullah
*Camp 5
May 30th. 2007
Suicide
Abdul Rahman al-Amri
Abdul Razzak, 68
December 30th. 2007
Cancer
The 4pm-6pm vigil is organised by the London Catholic Worker community and in support of the nonviolent direct action happening in Washington D.C. around the same time. For more info on the resistance in D.C. check www.witnesstorture.org
LCW
Homepage:
http://www.witnesstorture.org
Support Anti-War Resister/Prisoners in the U.S.A.
11.01.2008 10:42
Graduates from Fort Huachuca go on to practise their techniques at Abu Ghraib, Guantanamo and the secret dungeons of the C.I.A./U.S. military.
More background on the resister prisoners, Fort Huachuca, torture as U.S. policy check out
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The best way to write to the four prisoners is individually and care of the following address
c/o the Nuclear Resister,
PO Box 43383,
Tucson,
AZ 85733
USA
This redirection service will ensure your letter gets to them and is not returned in event of prison move or release.
Having spent 13 months in jail in the enormous facist rabbit warren that is the U.S. prison system, I can't emphasise enough the significance of a postcard or a letter from Ireland or anywhere else.
Prison is designed to break the resister - too isolate, atomise, scare, humiliate, convince them no one cares about them or torture in this case. Solidarity is the only anti-venom we have!
I received a letter from Fr. Louie Vitale recently. I first met Louie in '87 when he was provincial of the Franciscans on the west coast (U.S.). His province were were spearheading nonviolent resistance at the Nevada nuclear test site. The Franciscan Pace Bene were doing interesting stuff with desert spirituality and nonviolent resistance. On release Louie and Jesuit Steve Kelly face further prosecution with some L.A. Catholic Workers for earlier nonviolent resistance at Vandenburg Air Force Base.
Louie was in good form in his recent letter.
Related Link:
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Ciaron
Homepage:
http://www.tortureontrial.org