[IPSM] with link: Re: Six Nations; Guantanamo North; a message from Amir Hodhod :: No One Is Illegal Radio (January 2007)

[No One Is Illegal Montreal]

sorry, forgot to include the link:
http://www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php?id=21252

On 1/10/07, No One Is Illegal Montreal <nooneisillegal at gmail.com> wrote:
> No One Is Illegal-Montreal Radio
> part of CKUT's Open Conspiracy for Social Change
>
> ::::::::::
> On this month's show: the re-opening of the Confederacy Council at Six
> Nations; the hunger strike at Guantanamo North; a message from Amir
> Hodhod in Jersey City
> ::::::::::
>
> LISTEN to our January 9, 2007 show online at:http://www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php?id=21252
>
> * The Struggle at SIX NATIONS: We replay a telephone interview with
> Kahntinehta of Mohawk Nation News from January 1, 2007. She reports on
> historic events at the Grand River Territory of Six Nations, where a
> traditional Confederacy House, shut down by the Canadian government in
> 1924, was re-opened.
>
> More info about the struggle at Six Nations is available at:
> http://auto_sol.tao.ca/node/view/2012
>
>
> * Hunger Strike at GUANTANAMO NORTH: Ahmad Jaballah is the 20-year old
> eldest son of Mahmoud Jaballah, one of the three detainees at the
> "Guantanamo North" prison near Kingston, Ontario. Jaballah has been
> detained without charge, on secret evidence, for more than five years;
> he is one of the Secret Trial Five. Ahmad was interviewed by phone on
> January 9, 2007 about the hunger strike currently being undertaken by
> the three inmates at Guantanamo North.
>
> For more information: http://www.homesnotbombs.ca/secrettrials.htm
>
>
> * An Open Letter from Guantanamo North: On the uploaded version of our
> show, Ahmad Jaballah reads the "Open Letter from Guantanamo North" by
> his father Mahmoud Jaballah as well as Mohamed Mahjoub and Hassan
> Almrei.
>
> You can read the open letter at:
> http://nooneisillegal-montreal.blogspot.com/2007/01/open-letter-from-guantanamo-north.html
>
>
> * AMIR HODHOD: Amir was an immigrant justice and workers rights
> activist with groups like Solidarity Across Borders and the Workers
> Solidarity Network in Montreal. On December 27, 2006, after several
> months living without legal status in Canada, he was deported to the
> United States and spent 7 days in the Buffalo Federal Detention
> Facility. Amir was recently released on payment of an expensive bond,
> and speaks about his experience from the streets of Jersey City where
> he currently lives and continues his struggle for status.
>
> Background info to Amir's case is available at:
> http://www.solidarityacrossborders.org/en/node/124
>
>
> Listen to our January 2007 show online at:
> --> http://www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php?id=21252
>
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