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Updated
Jun 22, 2002

Pour les manifestants français.

Information on Argentina

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A photo of the gasCD
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$25 (includes pst)
available at:

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116 Third Ave.
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New Legal Phone Line
(613) 786-1144
If you have questions for Legal Support Ottawa (formerly G20 Legal Collective), call and leave your number. A volunteer with the collective will call you back.

 

An Open Letter to Prime Minister Jean Chrétien
On the Eve of the G8 Summit

June 22, 2002

Dear Mr. Chrétien,

We are writing you as Canadians, ashamed of what is being done to others in our name. Millions of people suffer the effects of decisions made by your government - our government - directly and through participation in the World Trade Organisation (WTO), the World Bank, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). They suffer starvation, homelessness, and disease, while others profit. We cannot stand for this.

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Freedom Fair
Rally, March and Picnic for a Better Future for All of Us

Celebrate African Resistance and Resilience

Location: Confederation Park

Saturday, June 22

Global Democracy Ottawa (GDO) is planning a rally and Freedom Fair on Saturday June 22, just before the G8 summit (the leaders of the 7 wealthiest countries in the world plus Russia) in Kananaskis.

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Global Democracy Ottawa (GDO) invites you to a forum to learn more about Africa, NEPAD and the G8

African Perspectives, NEPAD and the G8

Wednesday, June 19th, 7:30 pm

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Global Democracy Ottawa General Meeting

Tuesday, June 18th
7.30pm

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CALL TO ACTION
"The Revolutionary Knitting Circle"

Knitting Together a World of Peace and Social Justice

Women Protest the G8 Summit in Kananaskis


Participate in a National Action in Solidarity with the Revolutionary Knitting Circle and The Ottawa Committee of the World March of Women

The G8 claims to be a gathering of democratic leaders. The Ottawa Committee of the World March of Women proclaims that they are anything but. The G8 is an elite group of wealthy men who decide the fates of the vast majority of the world.

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"TAKE THE CAPITAL!"
A CALL TO ACTION AGAINST THE G8

OTTAWA, CANADA

JUNE 26-27, 2002

This coming June 26-27, the executive board of global capitalism is retreating to the foothills of Alberta, Canada. Jean Chretien, George W. Bush, Tony Blair and the other so-called leaders of the industrialized world continue planning for war at home and abroad, surrounded by pristine wilderness, putting greens, and thousands of police and soldiers.

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Defy The G8 - Come To Kananaskis
June 21 to 28, 2002

The G8 meeting in Kananaskis, Alberta June 26-27, 2002 presents a challenge to social movements around the world.

This summit of the dominant economies of the world strives to present the G8 vision of the world as one of development and democracy. In fact, it represents an agenda of corporate globalization, which results in the social exclusion of growing millions of people, systemic global poverty, and the degradation of the natural environment, supported by escalating international militarism.

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Does Globalization Help the Poor?
by
Jerry Mander &
Debi Barker

An article that deals with the newest assertions that the IMF and World Bank are alleviating poverty and that protesters should get out of their way and let them get on with their work.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Citizens Panel on Policing and the Community

The Panel
Marion Dewar
Bishop Peter Coffin
Ken Binks
Jacqueline Pelletier,

Visit their web site at http://members.rogers.com/citizenspanel for details.

 

A photo showing police violence during the N16-N17 protest march

(Global Democracy Ottawa was formerly the Ottawa Coalition to Stop the FTAA)


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