Emergency Fundraising Event for Political Prisoner Ojore Lutalo!

Ojore Lutalo, a former New Afrikan Anarchist political prisoner and member of the Anarchist Black Cross Federation, was arrested while on his way home from the Los Angeles Anarchist Bookfair. He was charged with “endangering transportation” and is facing 2 to 20 years in prison if convicted. Ojore’s crime was that he was overheard reporting back his experiences at the bookfair to another member of the Anarchist Black Cross Federation. A fundraising event will take place:

FRIDAY FEB, 5TH - 6PM

ProLibertad Campaign
Date: Mon, January 11, 2010

Puerto Rican Political Prisoner Carlos Alberto Torres will meet with the Parole Commission¡¯s hearing examiner once again on January 19.

The Bureau of Prisons continues its role of interfering with his release. Carlos Alberto learned today that the BOP received an order from the Parole Commission on
November 12, 2009, indicating that the Commission wanted to see him about the disciplinary report at the next available date. The FCI Pekin staff member

Art Auction to Benefit Imprisoned New York City Social Justice &
Environmental Activist Daniel McGowan

NEW YORK, NY – On December 7, 2005, New York City activist Daniel
McGowan was among the first people arrested as part of an FBI
offensive against environmental activists called "Operation
Backfire", which activists have dubbed part of the Green Scare (after
the Red Scare of the 40s and 50s). Daniel began serving his seven-
year sentence in July 2007. In August 2008, Daniel was moved to the

From: "SF-8 case" <cdhrsupport@freedomarchives.org>
Date: Sun, November 29, 2009

Francisco Torres has a court date scheduled Thursday, 12/3 at 9am,
850 Bryant Street.

It is expected that a date will be set to hear the motion to dismiss
charges against Cisco Torres as well as a date for the preliminary hearing.

Cisco may or may not be present, but it is important that we be a

"ProLibertad Campaign" prolibertad@hotmail.com November 30, 2009
 
In Solidarity with the Popular Education Project to Free the Cuban 5 and the movementto free the Cuban 5 we are forwarding this message out and asking others to forward it as well...
 
The Popular Education Project to Free the Cuban 5 For more information on the Project, please contact us at Email: FreetheCuban5@gmail.com or The Cuban Hotline: 718-601-4751. Also, consult our Website: www.freethecuban5.com
 

Two events featuring the new book, "The Assassination of Fred Hampton," by Jeffrey
Haas (lawyer who pursued the case on behalf of the Hampton and Clark families), and
the annual holiday card writing to U.S. political prisoners.

EVENT # 1 - THURSDAY, December 3 - 6:30 pm
at The New York Community Church, 40 East 35th Street (between Madison
and Park), New York City

Racism, Repression and Resistance

Fred Hampton, Deputy Chairman of the Illinois
Black Panther Party was killed by Chicago Police
and the FBI on December 4, 1969

Commemorate the History and Inspiration
And the Lasting Impact
Of our Revolutionary Leaders!!

Friday, December 4, 2009
522 Valencia Street, San Francisco

(near 16th Street, one block from BART)
7 ? 9:30 pm

A Showing of Films on
? Fred Hampton, revolutionary and servant of the people
? his enemies: how they murdered him 40 years ago today,
? the lessons for today

TUES 12/1 8pm- Hardcore/Hiphop/Metal Benefit Show for Tortuga and
Anarchist Defense Fund!

THURS 12/3 6:30pm- Panel Remembering the 40th Anniversary
Assasination of Fred Hampton

SUN 12/6 4pm- Holiday Card-Writing Party for PP/POW's!!!

SAT DEC 12- Art Auction for Daniel McGowan!

SUN DEC 13- Celebrate International Human Rights Day with Jericho and
Friends!

DEC 3-12: Panthers and Lords Film Festival

NOW- HELP ex-POW OJORE LUTALO MAKE A NEW HOME ON THE OUTSIDE

Carrie Feldman is still being held on civil contempt and needs our
support and solidarity.

By supportcarrie

Carrie Feldman is still being held on civil contempt and needs our
support and solidarity. She’ll remain in custody over the long
weekend as state officials enjoy time with their families. We can’t
let them go back to an easy work day come Monday while they continue
to hold our friend in civil contempt for taking a principled stand
against state repression!