اعلان للجميع: يا اخوانا كده لا>>>>مصرين يتظاهرون من اجل اللاجئين-توجد صور

Quote: أرجو أن ألفت النظر لمظاهرة المصريين التي ستتم صباح غد في موتريال وهي بعنوان "ليس باسمنا" إقرأ تحته NOT IN OUR NAME A vigil for the Sudanese victims of the Cairo massacre Montreal, January 5, 2006 - The bloody nature of the Egyptian regime was proven one more time. On December 30th, 2005, Sudanese refugees, who were exercising their right by holding a peaceful protest in Cairo, were attacked by the Egyptian police, who killed 27 people, mostly women and children. This massacre is another example of the oppression this regime is practicing against every one, Muslims and Christians, leftists and liberals, peasants and workers and even women and children. It is now clear that the Egyptian regime cares only about maintaining power and serving the U.S. interest in the region. The record of human rights violation of this regime through the year 2005 shows that it has no respect for the people living in Egypt. Here are some examples: Arresting , detaining and torturing thousands of poor Bedouins in Sinai as a form of collective punishment after a series of unknown terrorist attacks. Detaining and arresting thousands of farmers in Serando Al Fayoum who refused to resign their lands to the landlords. Torturing Nifisa Ahmed Al Marakby, one of these farmers, which resulted in her death the day after her release from jail. (the statistics show that since the mid-nineties, one million poor farmers have been kicked out of their lands as a result of new liberalism policies) Arresting members of the new opposition movement, Kefaya, and sexually harassing four activist women in front of the international media on May 2005, during a demonstration against the unfair results of the presidential referendum. ( the Egyptian president has been in power since 1981) Arresting Ayman Nour, the main candidate running against Mubarak in the last presidential election and jailing him for 5 years on fake accusations, thus guaranteeing the transfer of power to the president's son and the absence of any real competitor in the next election. Arresting, using tear gas, and opening fire on the Egyptian people who wanted to vote during the last legislative election in November 2005, killing a dozen of civilians. Physically attacking the judges who tried to stop the ruling party's cheating during the legislative election. The massacre of the Sudanese refugees in Cairo streets on December 2005, confirming the bloody nature of this regime. Hoping that the blood of the Sudanese women and children massacred by the Egyptian regime will be the last blood spilled by this regime, the Egyptian Coalition for Democracy and Justice is demanding: The resignation of the Egyptian Minister of Interior for his responsibility in the massacre of the Sudanese refugees as was demanded by the Kefaya movement and the Egyptian parliament opposition An international investigation by the UN to charge all those responsible of this massacre. A demonstration will be held in front of the Egyptian Consulate, adress, in Montreal (1 Place Ville Marie) , on Tuesday January 10, 2006 from 12 to 1 pm The Egyptian Coalition for Democracy and Justice Media contact: Yasser Shoukry [514] 2761201 Névine El Nossery Ph.D., littérature française et comparée 5132 Rosedale, Montréal (Qc) H4V 2H6, tél.: (514) 488-7375