“Would they have us throw wildflowers at the banks?” is
By Chris Webb The first major agenda item from the
By Jeffery R. Webber
I met with Gloria Chicaiza, Coordinator of the Mining Campaign at Acción Ecológica (Ecological Action, AE), in AE’s centre in Quito, on July 7, 2010.
“This is a crisis whose weak link keeps shifting, and
After nearly a year on strike, miners and other production
A helpful update explains that “there were 1090 arrests, of
An open letter to the president of the CLC has
On strike since April, a group of women, “passionate advocates
A united broad campaign for the release of all those
In the wake of one of the most grotesque public
By Andrew MacIsaac
In anticipation of the G20 Summit in Toronto a group of lawyers, law students and undercover police officer(s) came together to train and act as Legal Observers during demonstrations related to the G20.
Sign the Toronto Call: No More Police State Tactics and
“Capitalism was bailed out at a global cost of some
Vancouver radical organizer Harsha Walia, arrested in Toronto, has been
By Alan Sears
On Monday, June 28, a large and boisterous demonstration of about 2500 people that snaked through the streets of Toronto continued the movement to rid this city of the police state regime that took over during the G20 summit. The leaders of the G20 had gone. As expected, their gathering had focussed on finding new ways to restore corporate profits by taking it out of the workers and the poor. But the movement against the police state regime and the G8/G20 agenda is continuing.
Oppose the Police Tactics at the G8-G20 Protests By Rolf
At the G20 protests in Toronto last weekend, thousands of
The accounts of brutal police treatment now coming out include
Watch a video interview with writer Naomi Klein on Democracy
The Movement Defence Committee of the Law Union of Ontario