V-Protests
VIRTUAL EVENTS IN CYBERSPACE
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V-Protest – Solidarity with Political Prisoners – Evin Prison, Iran
V-Protest in Solidarity with Political Prisoners in Iran. Gather outside Evin Prison, Tehran.
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V-Protest at Camp 22 North Korea
An estimated 50,000 relatives of political dissidents are held in Camp 22. The North Korean government denies its existence.
Protesta Virtual por los presos políticos Venezolanos
Protesta Virtual – Plaza Altamira en Caracas por los presos políticos Venezolanos.
Protesta Virtual por la libertad de Cuba
Protesta Virtual en la original Plaza Cívica (nombrada Plaza de la Revolución por Castro) por los DDHH, Damas de Blanco y Presos Políticos de Cuba.
Virtual Protest in Civica Square (Castro’s Revolution Square) in Havana, Cuba to support the White Ladies civil activists and the political prisoners of Cuba.
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Virtual Protest – Japanese Embassy, Washington, DC
The lives of Iranian dissidents in Japan are at stake. Jamal Saberi was freed in August 2010 after a sustained campaign, what about the others?
Related articles
- Who Are Iran’s Political Prisoners? – Roxana Saberi (1millionvoices.wordpress.com)
- Cuba Releases Over 2,500 Prisoners (huffingtonpost.com)
- Cuba’s ‘Ladies’ mark human rights day amid protest (seattletimes.nwsource.com)
Sunday, 15 January 2012
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