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Rally Support to the Tunisian people. Saturday, January 29. Saint-Die-des-Vosges

Please note that rally support for the Tunisian people is organized in Saint-Die des Vosges,
Saturday 29 January at 15h on the Bridge Republic at the initiative of several associations and political parties.





Amnesty International calls on the Tunisian authorities to undertake a complete overhaul of the judiciary and security services repressive countries as part of a plan of action for human rights.

people currently in charge of power have an unprecedented opportunity to undertake fundamental reforms in the long term, and to break with decades of human rights violations that marked the regime of Ben Ali.
Tunisians deserve change, not superficial but real.

The Tunisian authorities must realize that it is not possible to wait until the rule of law and order are restored in the country to respect human rights. Restore and guarantee fundamental rights must be an immediate priority.

Signature of Petition against repression against demonstrators in Tunisia

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discrimination, let's talk! Amnesty Social Centre Lucie Aubrac

Discrimination:

we talked about ... the gold of the evening sympathetic center Lucie Aubrac where twenty people were present including Mrs Chantal Weil (Assistant solidarity).
The audience has shown strong interest in working on the work of Amnesty, by our secretary Marilyn Gebhardt Group.
Exchanges on discrimination were rich experiences.
The evening continued with a pot of friendship offered by the center.

experience worth repeating!

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DISCRIMINATION IN TALKING ABOUT!

Debates-trade, open to all.

On February 7, 2011 at 17:30 in social center Lucie Aubrac.

Place Allende. Saint-Die-des-Vosges

Registration information:

Contact Sandra or Émilie 03 29 55 02 53

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Tunisia, what future for human rights?


Tunisia and human rights
sent AmnestyBE . - The News International video.


Thursday, January 13, 2011.
According to the Tunisian government, all the protesters were released, but this information, even confirmed, should not blind us to the daily abuses faced by Tunisian demonstrators.

© AP / PA Photo / Jean-Paul Pelissier, Pool

To date and since mid-December, Tunisia, many events mainly in the central region are propagated to the gates Tunis leading military reinforcements deployed in the capital.

The Tunisian president calls these manifestations " acts of terrorism "in a speech on Tunisian television Monday, January 10, attributing the violence to" masked gang "and events" a minority of critics who feel offended, worried and outraged to see Tunisia achieve success, growth and progress .

Amnesty International believes the statements of President Ben Ali seem to make an attempt at finding scapegoats for the many deaths and injuries occurred during these events. Indeed, the forces Security reportedly killed at least 23 people during demonstrations that took place on January 8 and 9, and we learn that the toll could rise.

SIGN THE PETITION against the crackdown against protesters in Tunisia

More information on the website of Amnesty France

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Best wishes for 2011


A big thank you!
Many of you have to support our actions in 2010 to join us on our booth to sign petitions at our Book Sale , the Vélodatienne of Geography Festival of Marathon signatures. You have participated with us in different protest rallies (against the policy of stigmatization of the Roma, about the murderous assault against militants in Gaza Humanitarian).

We extend our Best Wishes for 2011 and this year hope to see you together to try to make a more caring, more just , a world where we do not abandon more weak, the poor, a world where "human rights" have any meaning, a more humane world, period!

Remember YOUR SIGNATURES HAVE THE POWER !

At very very soon.
Agnes Benedict, Fabrizio, Frédérique, Jean-Marc, Jean-Marie, Josie,
Marilyn, Michele, Nicole, Patricia, Patrick, Sabina, Stephanie, Group Members

PS: In
preview, we can already tell you the photo exhibition "DIGNITY Human Rights and Poverty" be held at Espace Sadoul from 19 to 27 February 2011 and our book sale 26 and February 27 in the same place.