!Toronto! Young Left Presents: Cafe Che - Human Rights in t

[Comrade Marcel]

Come hear how popular oprganizations, especially youth organizations, in the Phillipines are heroicly struggling for real democracy and human rights in their country in the face of violent government and repression. Join us in discussing how movements for social change here can show solidarity and learn from the Filipino people's experience.

FEATURING: Speakers from Philipine Network for Justice and Peace - Video screening of "History of Student Activism in Miriam Collge" - Hip-hop & peotry by MC Mind Bender & MC Genetix

.cheap drinks.music.live preformances.chillin'.

More info: 416.295.8404 | [email protected]

Fri. Nov. 29, 7:30pm @ 860b College
(Portuguese Can. Democratic Centre @ Ossington)

[Comrade Marcel]

Here is the poster for Cafe Che!

http://www3.sympatico.ca/comrade_m/images/cafe_che_poster.jpg



(Edited by Comrade Marcel at 11:01 pm on Nov. 25, 2002)

[Felicia]

man, this makes me wish that I lived in the T.O


(Edited by felicia at 11:35 am on Nov. 27, 2002)

[Comrade Marcel]

Felicia,
Are you in Canada? Perhaps you would be interested in starting a Young Left chapter &/or a Cafe Che in your area, if your not already part of an organization. Get in touch with us if your interested.... :)

[Felicia]

Yeah, Nova Scotia. I'd love to start one but I live in a relatively small town, with onle one other leftist I know, lol. But maybe if I move to the city (Halifax) I'll contact this organization and let you all know :)

[new democracy]

but i thought there is a cuba support group in nova scotia.

[Felicia]

Quote: from new democracy on 12:02 pm on Nov. 28, 2002
but i thought there is a cuba support group in nova scotia.
yeah, I think there's one of those too eh