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End: 13:00
Start: 05/01/2008 - 12:00
End: 10/01/2008 - 13:00

"Solitary Prisoner" action

The 11th of January 2008 is the 6th anniversary of the opening of
Guantanamo Bay detention centre.

As part of Amnesty's ongoing effort to CLOSE GUANTANAMO we are
calling on activists to take part in our "Solitary Prisoner" action.

The Actions will be conducted around the country beginning Saturday,
5 January running until Thursday, 10 January.

Teams of two people will be placed randomly around the country, one
dressed in an orange jumpsuit with white mask and the case of an
individual detainee in laminate form on their back.

The second person will be standing separate to the Solitary Prisoner
with the Framework for Ending Illegal Detentions petition for people
to sign.

All that is required for this action are 2 people and a couple of
hours and will take place in your own community.

If you are interested in carrying out this action please contact, as
soon as possible, the Amnesty Campaigns Team on
activismassistant@amnesty.ie  Or ring the office on (01) 863.8300 and
ask for Kieran Clifford.

01 / 6
End: 13:00
Start: 05/01/2008 - 12:00
End: 10/01/2008 - 13:00

"Solitary Prisoner" action

The 11th of January 2008 is the 6th anniversary of the opening of
Guantanamo Bay detention centre.

As part of Amnesty's ongoing effort to CLOSE GUANTANAMO we are
calling on activists to take part in our "Solitary Prisoner" action.

The Actions will be conducted around the country beginning Saturday,
5 January running until Thursday, 10 January.

Teams of two people will be placed randomly around the country, one
dressed in an orange jumpsuit with white mask and the case of an
individual detainee in laminate form on their back.

The second person will be standing separate to the Solitary Prisoner
with the Framework for Ending Illegal Detentions petition for people
to sign.

All that is required for this action are 2 people and a couple of
hours and will take place in your own community.

If you are interested in carrying out this action please contact, as
soon as possible, the Amnesty Campaigns Team on
activismassistant@amnesty.ie  Or ring the office on (01) 863.8300 and
ask for Kieran Clifford.

01 / 7
End: 13:00
Start: 05/01/2008 - 12:00
End: 10/01/2008 - 13:00

"Solitary Prisoner" action

The 11th of January 2008 is the 6th anniversary of the opening of
Guantanamo Bay detention centre.

As part of Amnesty's ongoing effort to CLOSE GUANTANAMO we are
calling on activists to take part in our "Solitary Prisoner" action.

The Actions will be conducted around the country beginning Saturday,
5 January running until Thursday, 10 January.

Teams of two people will be placed randomly around the country, one
dressed in an orange jumpsuit with white mask and the case of an
individual detainee in laminate form on their back.

The second person will be standing separate to the Solitary Prisoner
with the Framework for Ending Illegal Detentions petition for people
to sign.

All that is required for this action are 2 people and a couple of
hours and will take place in your own community.

If you are interested in carrying out this action please contact, as
soon as possible, the Amnesty Campaigns Team on
activismassistant@amnesty.ie  Or ring the office on (01) 863.8300 and
ask for Kieran Clifford.

01 / 8
End: 13:00
Start: 05/01/2008 - 12:00
End: 10/01/2008 - 13:00

"Solitary Prisoner" action

The 11th of January 2008 is the 6th anniversary of the opening of
Guantanamo Bay detention centre.

As part of Amnesty's ongoing effort to CLOSE GUANTANAMO we are
calling on activists to take part in our "Solitary Prisoner" action.

The Actions will be conducted around the country beginning Saturday,
5 January running until Thursday, 10 January.

Teams of two people will be placed randomly around the country, one
dressed in an orange jumpsuit with white mask and the case of an
individual detainee in laminate form on their back.

The second person will be standing separate to the Solitary Prisoner
with the Framework for Ending Illegal Detentions petition for people
to sign.

All that is required for this action are 2 people and a couple of
hours and will take place in your own community.

If you are interested in carrying out this action please contact, as
soon as possible, the Amnesty Campaigns Team on
activismassistant@amnesty.ie  Or ring the office on (01) 863.8300 and
ask for Kieran Clifford.

01 / 9
End: 13:00
Start: 05/01/2008 - 12:00
End: 10/01/2008 - 13:00

"Solitary Prisoner" action

The 11th of January 2008 is the 6th anniversary of the opening of
Guantanamo Bay detention centre.

As part of Amnesty's ongoing effort to CLOSE GUANTANAMO we are
calling on activists to take part in our "Solitary Prisoner" action.

The Actions will be conducted around the country beginning Saturday,
5 January running until Thursday, 10 January.

Teams of two people will be placed randomly around the country, one
dressed in an orange jumpsuit with white mask and the case of an
individual detainee in laminate form on their back.

The second person will be standing separate to the Solitary Prisoner
with the Framework for Ending Illegal Detentions petition for people
to sign.

All that is required for this action are 2 people and a couple of
hours and will take place in your own community.

If you are interested in carrying out this action please contact, as
soon as possible, the Amnesty Campaigns Team on
activismassistant@amnesty.ie  Or ring the office on (01) 863.8300 and
ask for Kieran Clifford.

End: 00:11
Start: 09/01/2008 - 00:01
End: 11/01/2008 - 00:11

STOP TAKING LIBERTIES
On Wednesday 9th January at Westminster Magistrates Court the case for the extradition of Omar Deghayes and Jamil el-Banna will be heard.
Save Omar campaigners will be travelling to London to demonstrate at 9.30am to highlight their continuing support for Omar. There will also be protests in Brighton throughout the day: 12 noon to 1pm and then 5pm onwards Royal Pavilion

STOP TAKING LIBERTIES
OMAR MUST STAY

WHY WE ARE PROTESTING AGAIN:
Omar featured in an Amnesty supported film released last year called "Taking Liberties." We all hoped that the uncertainty for his safety would end once he got our of Guantanamo- but it hasn't.

Save Omar campaign

Start: 19:30
End: 21:30

Wednesday, 9 January 2008
At 7:30 pm in Room 207, Liberty Hall, Dublin:
'The developing EU military-industrial complex'
Speaker: Patricia McKenna (Green Party, former MEP)
Chairperson: Finian McGrath TD

For More details see www.people.ie

 

 

01 / 10
End: 13:00
Start: 05/01/2008 - 12:00
End: 10/01/2008 - 13:00

"Solitary Prisoner" action

The 11th of January 2008 is the 6th anniversary of the opening of
Guantanamo Bay detention centre.

As part of Amnesty's ongoing effort to CLOSE GUANTANAMO we are
calling on activists to take part in our "Solitary Prisoner" action.

The Actions will be conducted around the country beginning Saturday,
5 January running until Thursday, 10 January.

Teams of two people will be placed randomly around the country, one
dressed in an orange jumpsuit with white mask and the case of an
individual detainee in laminate form on their back.

The second person will be standing separate to the Solitary Prisoner
with the Framework for Ending Illegal Detentions petition for people
to sign.

All that is required for this action are 2 people and a couple of
hours and will take place in your own community.

If you are interested in carrying out this action please contact, as
soon as possible, the Amnesty Campaigns Team on
activismassistant@amnesty.ie  Or ring the office on (01) 863.8300 and
ask for Kieran Clifford.

End: 00:11
Start: 09/01/2008 - 00:01
End: 11/01/2008 - 00:11

STOP TAKING LIBERTIES
On Wednesday 9th January at Westminster Magistrates Court the case for the extradition of Omar Deghayes and Jamil el-Banna will be heard.
Save Omar campaigners will be travelling to London to demonstrate at 9.30am to highlight their continuing support for Omar. There will also be protests in Brighton throughout the day: 12 noon to 1pm and then 5pm onwards Royal Pavilion

STOP TAKING LIBERTIES
OMAR MUST STAY

WHY WE ARE PROTESTING AGAIN:
Omar featured in an Amnesty supported film released last year called "Taking Liberties." We all hoped that the uncertainty for his safety would end once he got our of Guantanamo- but it hasn't.

Save Omar campaign

End: 00:45
Start: 10/01/2008 - 00:45
End: 19/01/2008 - 00:45

Stop Press:
STOP THE WAR COALITION NOMINATED FOR CHANNEL 4 NEWS MOST
INFLUENTIAL POLITICAL FIGURES OF THE DECADE AWARD
It has just been announced that the Stop the War Coalition  has been nominated and shortlisted for the highly prestigious Channel 4 News award for most influential political figures of the decade.
This is subject to a public vote to decide the winner, which will be announced on the night of the awards at
Channel 4 on the 23 January 2008, and the awards themselves
will be televised on the 27 January.

Please, please.
We urge all anti-war activists, supporters, local groups and organisations to do all they can before 18th January  to mobilise the vote for Stop the War Coalition.

At a time when warmongering politicians, with the help of the mainstream media, are downplaying the continuing nightmare of war and occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan, this will be an opportunity to show that the majority of people who have/watch Channel 4 want these wars to end and
all foreign troops to be withdrawn.

TO VOTE:
See http://www.channel4.com/news/
click on political figure vote (today (9/1) it is in right hand column under Benazir's photo).
vote for anti-Iraq war protesters, (it's e-mail by outlook express though)

in peace,
dette

End: 20:15
Start: 10/01/2008 - 20:15
End: 12/01/2008 - 20:15

 

01 / 11
End: 00:11
Start: 09/01/2008 - 00:01
End: 11/01/2008 - 00:11

STOP TAKING LIBERTIES
On Wednesday 9th January at Westminster Magistrates Court the case for the extradition of Omar Deghayes and Jamil el-Banna will be heard.
Save Omar campaigners will be travelling to London to demonstrate at 9.30am to highlight their continuing support for Omar. There will also be protests in Brighton throughout the day: 12 noon to 1pm and then 5pm onwards Royal Pavilion

STOP TAKING LIBERTIES
OMAR MUST STAY

WHY WE ARE PROTESTING AGAIN:
Omar featured in an Amnesty supported film released last year called "Taking Liberties." We all hoped that the uncertainty for his safety would end once he got our of Guantanamo- but it hasn't.

Save Omar campaign

End: 00:45
Start: 10/01/2008 - 00:45
End: 19/01/2008 - 00:45

Stop Press:
STOP THE WAR COALITION NOMINATED FOR CHANNEL 4 NEWS MOST
INFLUENTIAL POLITICAL FIGURES OF THE DECADE AWARD
It has just been announced that the Stop the War Coalition  has been nominated and shortlisted for the highly prestigious Channel 4 News award for most influential political figures of the decade.
This is subject to a public vote to decide the winner, which will be announced on the night of the awards at
Channel 4 on the 23 January 2008, and the awards themselves
will be televised on the 27 January.

Please, please.
We urge all anti-war activists, supporters, local groups and organisations to do all they can before 18th January  to mobilise the vote for Stop the War Coalition.

At a time when warmongering politicians, with the help of the mainstream media, are downplaying the continuing nightmare of war and occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan, this will be an opportunity to show that the majority of people who have/watch Channel 4 want these wars to end and
all foreign troops to be withdrawn.

TO VOTE:
See http://www.channel4.com/news/
click on political figure vote (today (9/1) it is in right hand column under Benazir's photo).
vote for anti-Iraq war protesters, (it's e-mail by outlook express though)

in peace,
dette

End: 20:15
Start: 10/01/2008 - 20:15
End: 12/01/2008 - 20:15

 

01 / 12
End: 00:45
Start: 10/01/2008 - 00:45
End: 19/01/2008 - 00:45

Stop Press:
STOP THE WAR COALITION NOMINATED FOR CHANNEL 4 NEWS MOST
INFLUENTIAL POLITICAL FIGURES OF THE DECADE AWARD
It has just been announced that the Stop the War Coalition  has been nominated and shortlisted for the highly prestigious Channel 4 News award for most influential political figures of the decade.
This is subject to a public vote to decide the winner, which will be announced on the night of the awards at
Channel 4 on the 23 January 2008, and the awards themselves
will be televised on the 27 January.

Please, please.
We urge all anti-war activists, supporters, local groups and organisations to do all they can before 18th January  to mobilise the vote for Stop the War Coalition.

At a time when warmongering politicians, with the help of the mainstream media, are downplaying the continuing nightmare of war and occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan, this will be an opportunity to show that the majority of people who have/watch Channel 4 want these wars to end and
all foreign troops to be withdrawn.

TO VOTE:
See http://www.channel4.com/news/
click on political figure vote (today (9/1) it is in right hand column under Benazir's photo).
vote for anti-Iraq war protesters, (it's e-mail by outlook express though)

in peace,
dette

End: 20:15
Start: 10/01/2008 - 20:15
End: 12/01/2008 - 20:15

 

01 / 13
End: 00:45
Start: 10/01/2008 - 00:45
End: 19/01/2008 - 00:45

Stop Press:
STOP THE WAR COALITION NOMINATED FOR CHANNEL 4 NEWS MOST
INFLUENTIAL POLITICAL FIGURES OF THE DECADE AWARD
It has just been announced that the Stop the War Coalition  has been nominated and shortlisted for the highly prestigious Channel 4 News award for most influential political figures of the decade.
This is subject to a public vote to decide the winner, which will be announced on the night of the awards at
Channel 4 on the 23 January 2008, and the awards themselves
will be televised on the 27 January.

Please, please.
We urge all anti-war activists, supporters, local groups and organisations to do all they can before 18th January  to mobilise the vote for Stop the War Coalition.

At a time when warmongering politicians, with the help of the mainstream media, are downplaying the continuing nightmare of war and occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan, this will be an opportunity to show that the majority of people who have/watch Channel 4 want these wars to end and
all foreign troops to be withdrawn.

TO VOTE:
See http://www.channel4.com/news/
click on political figure vote (today (9/1) it is in right hand column under Benazir's photo).
vote for anti-Iraq war protesters, (it's e-mail by outlook express though)

in peace,
dette

01 / 14
End: 00:45
Start: 10/01/2008 - 00:45
End: 19/01/2008 - 00:45

Stop Press:
STOP THE WAR COALITION NOMINATED FOR CHANNEL 4 NEWS MOST
INFLUENTIAL POLITICAL FIGURES OF THE DECADE AWARD
It has just been announced that the Stop the War Coalition  has been nominated and shortlisted for the highly prestigious Channel 4 News award for most influential political figures of the decade.
This is subject to a public vote to decide the winner, which will be announced on the night of the awards at
Channel 4 on the 23 January 2008, and the awards themselves
will be televised on the 27 January.

Please, please.
We urge all anti-war activists, supporters, local groups and organisations to do all they can before 18th January  to mobilise the vote for Stop the War Coalition.

At a time when warmongering politicians, with the help of the mainstream media, are downplaying the continuing nightmare of war and occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan, this will be an opportunity to show that the majority of people who have/watch Channel 4 want these wars to end and
all foreign troops to be withdrawn.

TO VOTE:
See http://www.channel4.com/news/
click on political figure vote (today (9/1) it is in right hand column under Benazir's photo).
vote for anti-Iraq war protesters, (it's e-mail by outlook express though)

in peace,
dette

01 / 15
End: 00:45
Start: 10/01/2008 - 00:45
End: 19/01/2008 - 00:45

Stop Press:
STOP THE WAR COALITION NOMINATED FOR CHANNEL 4 NEWS MOST
INFLUENTIAL POLITICAL FIGURES OF THE DECADE AWARD
It has just been announced that the Stop the War Coalition  has been nominated and shortlisted for the highly prestigious Channel 4 News award for most influential political figures of the decade.
This is subject to a public vote to decide the winner, which will be announced on the night of the awards at
Channel 4 on the 23 January 2008, and the awards themselves
will be televised on the 27 January.

Please, please.
We urge all anti-war activists, supporters, local groups and organisations to do all they can before 18th January  to mobilise the vote for Stop the War Coalition.

At a time when warmongering politicians, with the help of the mainstream media, are downplaying the continuing nightmare of war and occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan, this will be an opportunity to show that the majority of people who have/watch Channel 4 want these wars to end and
all foreign troops to be withdrawn.

TO VOTE:
See http://www.channel4.com/news/
click on political figure vote (today (9/1) it is in right hand column under Benazir's photo).
vote for anti-Iraq war protesters, (it's e-mail by outlook express though)

in peace,
dette

End: 00:50
Start: 15/01/2008 - 00:00
End: 17/01/2008 - 00:50

TUES 15/1/8 8.30PM PUBLIC MEETING:

An EU Con? The Renamed EU Constitution.

Patricia McKenna (former MEP, Green Party)
Lave Broch (of People s Movement Denmark  

Hosted by Galway Alliance Against War

Richardsons Bar(Upstairs), 1 Eyre Sq., galway city

 Hopefully the first campaign group meeting can be held before the end of January. The briefing meeting on the Lisbon Treaty in NUIG, hosted by swp  was well attended and people agreed to work together with other left forces to call for a NO VOTE.
LAURENT- contact person for treaty work
lorenzo2104@yahoo.fr

 

01 / 16
End: 00:45
Start: 10/01/2008 - 00:45
End: 19/01/2008 - 00:45

Stop Press:
STOP THE WAR COALITION NOMINATED FOR CHANNEL 4 NEWS MOST
INFLUENTIAL POLITICAL FIGURES OF THE DECADE AWARD
It has just been announced that the Stop the War Coalition  has been nominated and shortlisted for the highly prestigious Channel 4 News award for most influential political figures of the decade.
This is subject to a public vote to decide the winner, which will be announced on the night of the awards at
Channel 4 on the 23 January 2008, and the awards themselves
will be televised on the 27 January.

Please, please.
We urge all anti-war activists, supporters, local groups and organisations to do all they can before 18th January  to mobilise the vote for Stop the War Coalition.

At a time when warmongering politicians, with the help of the mainstream media, are downplaying the continuing nightmare of war and occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan, this will be an opportunity to show that the majority of people who have/watch Channel 4 want these wars to end and
all foreign troops to be withdrawn.

TO VOTE:
See http://www.channel4.com/news/
click on political figure vote (today (9/1) it is in right hand column under Benazir's photo).
vote for anti-Iraq war protesters, (it's e-mail by outlook express though)

in peace,
dette

End: 00:50
Start: 15/01/2008 - 00:00
End: 17/01/2008 - 00:50

TUES 15/1/8 8.30PM PUBLIC MEETING:

An EU Con? The Renamed EU Constitution.

Patricia McKenna (former MEP, Green Party)
Lave Broch (of People s Movement Denmark  

Hosted by Galway Alliance Against War

Richardsons Bar(Upstairs), 1 Eyre Sq., galway city

 Hopefully the first campaign group meeting can be held before the end of January. The briefing meeting on the Lisbon Treaty in NUIG, hosted by swp  was well attended and people agreed to work together with other left forces to call for a NO VOTE.
LAURENT- contact person for treaty work
lorenzo2104@yahoo.fr

 

01 / 17
End: 00:45
Start: 10/01/2008 - 00:45
End: 19/01/2008 - 00:45

Stop Press:
STOP THE WAR COALITION NOMINATED FOR CHANNEL 4 NEWS MOST
INFLUENTIAL POLITICAL FIGURES OF THE DECADE AWARD
It has just been announced that the Stop the War Coalition  has been nominated and shortlisted for the highly prestigious Channel 4 News award for most influential political figures of the decade.
This is subject to a public vote to decide the winner, which will be announced on the night of the awards at
Channel 4 on the 23 January 2008, and the awards themselves
will be televised on the 27 January.

Please, please.
We urge all anti-war activists, supporters, local groups and organisations to do all they can before 18th January  to mobilise the vote for Stop the War Coalition.

At a time when warmongering politicians, with the help of the mainstream media, are downplaying the continuing nightmare of war and occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan, this will be an opportunity to show that the majority of people who have/watch Channel 4 want these wars to end and
all foreign troops to be withdrawn.

TO VOTE:
See http://www.channel4.com/news/
click on political figure vote (today (9/1) it is in right hand column under Benazir's photo).
vote for anti-Iraq war protesters, (it's e-mail by outlook express though)

in peace,
dette

End: 00:50
Start: 15/01/2008 - 00:00
End: 17/01/2008 - 00:50

TUES 15/1/8 8.30PM PUBLIC MEETING:

An EU Con? The Renamed EU Constitution.

Patricia McKenna (former MEP, Green Party)
Lave Broch (of People s Movement Denmark  

Hosted by Galway Alliance Against War

Richardsons Bar(Upstairs), 1 Eyre Sq., galway city

 Hopefully the first campaign group meeting can be held before the end of January. The briefing meeting on the Lisbon Treaty in NUIG, hosted by swp  was well attended and people agreed to work together with other left forces to call for a NO VOTE.
LAURENT- contact person for treaty work
lorenzo2104@yahoo.fr

 

01 / 18
End: 00:45
Start: 10/01/2008 - 00:45
End: 19/01/2008 - 00:45

Stop Press:
STOP THE WAR COALITION NOMINATED FOR CHANNEL 4 NEWS MOST
INFLUENTIAL POLITICAL FIGURES OF THE DECADE AWARD
It has just been announced that the Stop the War Coalition  has been nominated and shortlisted for the highly prestigious Channel 4 News award for most influential political figures of the decade.
This is subject to a public vote to decide the winner, which will be announced on the night of the awards at
Channel 4 on the 23 January 2008, and the awards themselves
will be televised on the 27 January.

Please, please.
We urge all anti-war activists, supporters, local groups and organisations to do all they can before 18th January  to mobilise the vote for Stop the War Coalition.

At a time when warmongering politicians, with the help of the mainstream media, are downplaying the continuing nightmare of war and occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan, this will be an opportunity to show that the majority of people who have/watch Channel 4 want these wars to end and
all foreign troops to be withdrawn.

TO VOTE:
See http://www.channel4.com/news/
click on political figure vote (today (9/1) it is in right hand column under Benazir's photo).
vote for anti-Iraq war protesters, (it's e-mail by outlook express though)

in peace,
dette

01 / 19
End: 00:45
Start: 10/01/2008 - 00:45
End: 19/01/2008 - 00:45

Stop Press:
STOP THE WAR COALITION NOMINATED FOR CHANNEL 4 NEWS MOST
INFLUENTIAL POLITICAL FIGURES OF THE DECADE AWARD
It has just been announced that the Stop the War Coalition  has been nominated and shortlisted for the highly prestigious Channel 4 News award for most influential political figures of the decade.
This is subject to a public vote to decide the winner, which will be announced on the night of the awards at
Channel 4 on the 23 January 2008, and the awards themselves
will be televised on the 27 January.

Please, please.
We urge all anti-war activists, supporters, local groups and organisations to do all they can before 18th January  to mobilise the vote for Stop the War Coalition.

At a time when warmongering politicians, with the help of the mainstream media, are downplaying the continuing nightmare of war and occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan, this will be an opportunity to show that the majority of people who have/watch Channel 4 want these wars to end and
all foreign troops to be withdrawn.

TO VOTE:
See http://www.channel4.com/news/
click on political figure vote (today (9/1) it is in right hand column under Benazir's photo).
vote for anti-Iraq war protesters, (it's e-mail by outlook express though)

in peace,
dette

01 / 20
01 / 21
01 / 22
01 / 23
01 / 24
01 / 25
01 / 26
End: 00:00
Start: 26/01/2008 - 00:00
End: 28/01/2008 - 00:00

GALWAY: Liam Mellows to don orange boiler suit to mark 6th anniversary of Guantanamo & use of Shannon by CIA torture flights

 

GALWAY ALLIANCE AGAINST WAR

 

LIAM MELLOWS ORANGE BOILER SUIT PROTEST

 

The Galway Alliance Against War is once again in the eye of a political storm in the city after it has announced that Liam Mellows statue in Eyre Sq will be dressed in an orange boiler suit this Saturday, 26th January, at 1.30pm to mark both the 6th anniversary of the opening of the US Guantanamo prison camp and the use of Shannon airport by CIA special rendition flights. A former Guantanamo inmate has been invited from Britain to address the open-air public meeting.

The local Palestinian solidarity group will also contribute to the event with a speaker as well as music and song. It is concerned at the silence by the Irish government and RTE on the crisis in Gaza, where 40 people, including women and children, have been slain by the Israeli armed forces in the last week.

End: 00:58
Start: 26/01/2008 - 00:58
End: 28/01/2008 - 00:58

This month the US Guantanamo Prison Camp will be in existence 6 years. To mark this macabre anniversary and to highlight the Irish government s complicity in Washington s extraordinary rendition programme, i.e. in the kidnapping, torturing and even killing of people, Galway Alliance Against War intends to hold a public rally at Liam Mellows statue on Eyre Square at 1.30pm on Saturday 26th January. GAAW hopes to have a former Guantanamo inmate as one of the speakers as well as a number of local public representatives.

If the striped uniform of the Nazi concentration camps is one of the symbols of the depths of inhumanity in the 20th century, then surely the orange boiler suits of Guantanamo portray a similar message for this new century. As an act of solidarity with the prisoners of Guantanamo and in opposition to CIA torture planes being allowed to use Shannon Airport, Liam Mellows will for this Saturday event don the orange prison garb of this infamous camp.

 

01 / 27
End: 00:00
Start: 26/01/2008 - 00:00
End: 28/01/2008 - 00:00

GALWAY: Liam Mellows to don orange boiler suit to mark 6th anniversary of Guantanamo & use of Shannon by CIA torture flights

 

GALWAY ALLIANCE AGAINST WAR

 

LIAM MELLOWS ORANGE BOILER SUIT PROTEST

 

The Galway Alliance Against War is once again in the eye of a political storm in the city after it has announced that Liam Mellows statue in Eyre Sq will be dressed in an orange boiler suit this Saturday, 26th January, at 1.30pm to mark both the 6th anniversary of the opening of the US Guantanamo prison camp and the use of Shannon airport by CIA special rendition flights. A former Guantanamo inmate has been invited from Britain to address the open-air public meeting.

The local Palestinian solidarity group will also contribute to the event with a speaker as well as music and song. It is concerned at the silence by the Irish government and RTE on the crisis in Gaza, where 40 people, including women and children, have been slain by the Israeli armed forces in the last week.

End: 00:58
Start: 26/01/2008 - 00:58
End: 28/01/2008 - 00:58

This month the US Guantanamo Prison Camp will be in existence 6 years. To mark this macabre anniversary and to highlight the Irish government s complicity in Washington s extraordinary rendition programme, i.e. in the kidnapping, torturing and even killing of people, Galway Alliance Against War intends to hold a public rally at Liam Mellows statue on Eyre Square at 1.30pm on Saturday 26th January. GAAW hopes to have a former Guantanamo inmate as one of the speakers as well as a number of local public representatives.

If the striped uniform of the Nazi concentration camps is one of the symbols of the depths of inhumanity in the 20th century, then surely the orange boiler suits of Guantanamo portray a similar message for this new century. As an act of solidarity with the prisoners of Guantanamo and in opposition to CIA torture planes being allowed to use Shannon Airport, Liam Mellows will for this Saturday event don the orange prison garb of this infamous camp.

 

01 / 28
End: 00:00
Start: 26/01/2008 - 00:00
End: 28/01/2008 - 00:00

GALWAY: Liam Mellows to don orange boiler suit to mark 6th anniversary of Guantanamo & use of Shannon by CIA torture flights

 

GALWAY ALLIANCE AGAINST WAR

 

LIAM MELLOWS ORANGE BOILER SUIT PROTEST

 

The Galway Alliance Against War is once again in the eye of a political storm in the city after it has announced that Liam Mellows statue in Eyre Sq will be dressed in an orange boiler suit this Saturday, 26th January, at 1.30pm to mark both the 6th anniversary of the opening of the US Guantanamo prison camp and the use of Shannon airport by CIA special rendition flights. A former Guantanamo inmate has been invited from Britain to address the open-air public meeting.

The local Palestinian solidarity group will also contribute to the event with a speaker as well as music and song. It is concerned at the silence by the Irish government and RTE on the crisis in Gaza, where 40 people, including women and children, have been slain by the Israeli armed forces in the last week.

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This month the US Guantanamo Prison Camp will be in existence 6 years. To mark this macabre anniversary and to highlight the Irish government s complicity in Washington s extraordinary rendition programme, i.e. in the kidnapping, torturing and even killing of people, Galway Alliance Against War intends to hold a public rally at Liam Mellows statue on Eyre Square at 1.30pm on Saturday 26th January. GAAW hopes to have a former Guantanamo inmate as one of the speakers as well as a number of local public representatives.

If the striped uniform of the Nazi concentration camps is one of the symbols of the depths of inhumanity in the 20th century, then surely the orange boiler suits of Guantanamo portray a similar message for this new century. As an act of solidarity with the prisoners of Guantanamo and in opposition to CIA torture planes being allowed to use Shannon Airport, Liam Mellows will for this Saturday event don the orange prison garb of this infamous camp.

 

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