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Hate Crime Rally
The assault on immigrant and civil rights continues with the detentions, disappearances, and deportations of Arab and South Asian Americans, as well as ongoing racial profiling of African Americans and Latinos. The Patriot Act has not helped to make our communities feel safer.
We unite to protest recent hate crimes, such as the vicious anti-Muslim attack on an Indian man in New Bedford, and the anti-Muslim flier circulated by Mass. Senator Guy Glodis.
We demand our civil liberties and human rights, and an end to racial profiling and racist violence. Stop the silent war at home!
Remember to speak up before there is no one left to speak up for you!
SOUTH ASIAN COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS (SACH)
Co-sponsored with: South Asian Center; Alliance for a Secular and Democratic South Asia; Civil Liberties Task Force, ACLU, Massachusetts; Muslim American Society--Freedom Foundation; Project Voice, American Friends Service Committee; Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, Mass. Chapter; UMass Boston Human Rights Working Group.
There will be approximately 8 speakers, including Amer Jubran (well known Palestinian rights activist who has been the target of deportation procedures), Garbiel Camacho (from the Latin American Labor Guild's Project Voice), someone from the ACLU, from the American Arab Anti Discrimination League, from the Alliance for a Secular and Democratic South Asia, and the Muslim American Society.
Date: 08/02/2003
Location: Au Bon Pain at Harvard Square
Time: 4 to 6 p.m.
Email: southasiancommitteeonhumanrights@yahoo.com
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