prisoners’ rights

Posts Tagged ‘prisoners’ rights’

ICUJP Friday Forum: Why is Guantanamo Still Open?

Interfaith Communities United for Justice & Peace (ICUJP) is having a Friday Forum on Guantanamo, and why it is still open.  Joining longtime ICUJP member and “Close Guantanamo” event organizer Jon Krampner are the Rev. Ron Stief of the National Religious Campaign Against Torture, Mohammad Tajsar of the ACLU of Southern California, and Michael Rapkin, a member of the Guantanamo Bar. They would like to have as many of our friends in the Close Guantanamo movement join us on Friday, so please repost on your websites and social media.

Witness Against Torture (WAT) Fast for Justice

January 11, 2023 begins the third decade Guantanamo has been open. WAT remains in solidarity with the men who suffer in Guantanamo and those still suffering outside Guantanamo, calling out their names since 2005.

Join WAT for their 21st Anniversary Virtual Rally: Building our Power to Close Guantánamo on Wed Jan 11, 4 – 5:30 pm ET. Learn more and RSVP here for the link.

You can support the men in actions that go way beyond rallies and vigils: donate to the Guantanamo Survivors Fund; send a visual J11 message to President Biden via the Gtmo Clock; contact the President directly, and write letters to the men still inside. Take these actions now and gear up for yet another year of solidarity.

Shabe Yalda: Solstice & Solidarity

Shabe Yalda: A Celebration of the Winter Solstice in Solidarity with the Women & Revolution in Iran

Light dinner served. Music – Poetry – Open Mic. Free to the public.